Hannah works with BSR member companies across industries in human rights and technology.

Prior to joining BSR, Hannah worked at the Human Rights Foundation (HRF) as a technology strategy associate. At HRF, she facilitated conversations between HRF’s community of activists and tech companies in an effort to minimize the adverse impacts of certain technologies on vulnerable populations, as well as connected activists with technical tools to safeguard their work. Before HRF, Hannah was a research assistant at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University.

Hannah holds a B.A. in Political Science with a minor in Arabic from UC Berkeley.

Alice supports BSR’s work across various industries with a particular focus on sustainability management and human rights.

Prior to joining BSR, Alice was campaign advisor at the British Parliament on an initiative to strengthen the supply chain transparency requirements of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015. Previously, she has held policy and research roles with a human rights focus at the Argentine Council for International Relations, the European Commission, and the Italian National Research Council. Alice is the co-author of Crime and Global Justice: The Dynamics of International Punishment, which was published by Polity in 2018. She speaks English, French, Italian, and Spanish.

Alice holds an MA in International Relations: Latin America – Europe from the University of Bologna and an MA in History and Spanish from the University of Edinburgh.

With more than 10 years of experience in sustainability, Roberta focuses on the intersection of infrastructure and financial sectors, particularly supporting Industrials and Utilities and Energy and Extractives companies thanks to her knowledge on the sustainability challenges and trends across these sectors’ value chains. She also applies her expertise on human rights and supply chain issues with companies across a variety of industries and is responsible for the global coordination of the Human Rights Working Group.

She has experience with human rights due diligence and impact assessments, code of practice and policy development, sustainability strategy and integration, sustainability reporting, and materiality assessments.

Prior to joining BSR, Roberta spent six years with Enel, a multinational electric utility, as a CSR specialist. She managed projects across various countries, particularly in Latin America, focusing primarily on integrating sustainability into business operations and developing the company's human rights approach. An Italian native speaker, Roberta also speaks English, Spanish, and French fluently.

Roberta holds an M.A. in Economics and CSR and a B.A. in Economics and Social Sciences from the University of Trento in Italy.

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Jenny leads BSR’s human rights practice across consulting and collaboration.

Prior to joining BSR, Jenny worked at Mercy Corps for over a decade in both field management and advisory roles to better understand, prevent, and mitigate conflict. As the organization’s first Peace & Governance Director in Myanmar and later as the Director of the Peace & Conflict technical advisory team, she launched, built, and implemented programs that aimed to reduce violence, build the preconditions for peace and development, and address critical and emerging threats – from climate change and disruptive technology to poor governance and gender inequality. She has experience in context analysis, stakeholder engagement, mediation and negotiation, project design and implementation, and strategic planning. Jenny has lived and worked in countries including Myanmar, Indonesia, Nepal, Israel/Occupied Palestinian Territories, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Central African Republic, and Cameroon. 

Jenny holds an M.A. in International Relations from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Cynthia supports BSR’s human rights and supply chain work in Asia. Her project experience spans multiple social topics and industries, including financial services, extractives, and information and communications technology. She also supports the cross-industry Human Rights Working Group.

Prior to joining BSR, Cynthia worked as a legal trainee at the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, where she conducted legal research and analysis to assist with legal complaints against transnational corporations. She also participated in a research project on corporate civil liability at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Human Rights. Additionally, Cynthia previously interned at UN Women China, where she provided support on communications and project management for work related to domestic violence and CSR development in China.

Cynthia holds an M.A. in Human Rights from the University of Vienna and a B.A. in Law from National Taiwan University.