Jill Boozer

Jill Boozer, a 1997 graduate of Wallace State Community College in Hanceville, Ala., is a licensed physical therapist assistant. After nearly three decades of working mainly in the public school system with pediatrics, she’s spent recent years as an advocate for female student-athletes facing retaliation for reporting discrimination. She’s currently continuing her education as a paralegal, in addition to serving as a Special Olympics swim coach and volunteering on the Community Emergency Response Team in Enterprise, Ala.

Kimberly Williams

Anti-Bullying Expert & 

Workplace Justice Advocate

Kim Williams is a seasoned HR executive and nationally recognized advocate for workplace justice. With over two decades of leadership in HR, she brings an insider’s perspective to the silent epidemic of workplace abuse. Kim is an advisory member of End Workplace Abuse and has testified before legislative bodies including the DC Council, Massachusetts Joint Labor Committee, and Rhode Island Senate to advance the anti-bullying legislation for workers. A sought-after speaker and trainer, she has delivered keynotes, podcasts, and workshops for organizations ranging from the U.S. Department of State to EW Scripps. Kim’s talks combine compelling storytelling with practical strategies—helping audiences understand not only the human toll of toxic workplaces but also the business case for change. Her mission is simple: to ensure every employee works in an environment defined by fairness, dignity, and psychological safety 

Samantha Feinstein

Staff Attorney and Director, International Program

Samantha Feinstein is a Staff Attorney and the Director of the International Program at Government Accountability Project. She is also the Vice Chair of the Board of the UN Convention Against Corruption Coalition. Ms. Feinstein develops and advances private sector whistleblower-rights legislation; represents public, private, and international whistleblower clients; and conducts research, training, advocacy, and public education for the international program. She has over 22 years of experience including extensive work in international law and development on anti-corruption, international access to justice, good governance, human rights, immigration, and humanitarian aid. Before joining Government Accountability Project, she worked at the American Bar Association (ABA) Section of International Law and the ABA Rule of Law Initiative. Ms. Feinstein also worked at the International Rescue Committee, Banyan Global, and was the Middle East Policy Advisor for Nirj Deva, UK Member of European Parliament.

Corinna Gilfillan

Senior Analyst for the Global Civil Society Coalition for the UNCAC

Corinna Gilfillan brings over 20 years of work experience in advancing human rights, good governance and environmental protection. Before joining the UNCAC Coalition, Corinna was Head of the US Office for Global Witness where she built up and ran the organisation’s U.S. advocacy program for 15 years. She played a leading role in securing passage of groundbreaking US legislation to combat corruption and protect human rights. She also helped to develop effective global multi-stakeholder agreements on human rights and good governance. She served on the Board of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) and the Advisory Board of the International Corporate Accountability Roundtable (ICAR).