How Businesses Partner With Allies Against Slavery to Combat Human Trafficking Through Data - Part Three

Next Steps

Building the Ecosystem

These success stories demonstrate that strategic corporate partnerships can significantly enhance anti-trafficking efforts while delivering genuine business value. The model continues expanding as more companies recognize opportunities to contribute their core competencies to measurable social impact.

Partnership Opportunities

• Technology Integration

Seamless and integrated technology embeds the following components—infrastructure support, platform development, and cybersecurity enhancement.

• Skills-Based Volunteering

Volunteers learn how to identify trafficking indicators through professional consulting, training development, and strategic planning.

• Thought Leadership Collaboration

Such work includes hosting joint conference presentations, sponsoring policy convenings, and producing research publications.

• Supply Chain Intelligence

Technology to map supply chains encompasses risk assessment collaboration, employee education programs, and the development of industry best practices.

About the author

Michael Billet

Michael Billet, director of policy research for Employment Policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, keeps members and internal Chamber policy staff abreast of pending labor, immigration, and health care legislation, as well as federal regulatory and subregulatory activities. He is also responsible for planning the Chamber’s annual workplace and community wellness forum.

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