Lori is the Director of Supplier Assessment and Improvement Programs, where she oversees Verité’s global onsite supplier assessments and improvement programs. This program aims at identifying, addressing, and preventing migrant labor, forced labor, and other violations of workers’ human and labor rights in large supply chains of multinational corporations.
Before joining Verité, Lori worked at Ulula, a social enterprise providing digital worker voice solutions. Her career in the Business and Human Rights Space began in Honduras, where she worked as the Human Rights Advisor for the Honduran Industrialists Association for several years. She later began consulting companies in the private sector on due diligence and human rights.
Lori holds a bachelor’s degree in international development, a diploma in Mediation and Conflict Resolution, and is currently pursuing her Master’s in International Law through the University for Peace in Costa Rica.
