Ulula is a human rights technology and analytics company that aims to improve working conditions across diverse sectors including agriculture, mining, manufacturing, electronics, construction and more, by sourcing and processing accurate and timely insights directly from workers and communities around the world. Ulula’s technology connects organizations directly with workers and project-affected stakeholders on the ground via a variety of online and offline communication channels and in any language, ensuring that stakeholders have access to safe and secure feedback channels regardless of their network connectivity, digital literacy or language. Ulula was a 2021 winner of the Thomson Reuters Foundation Stop Slavery Award and is a Certified B Corporation.

Key accomplishments:• Manage Revenue Watch growth from 20 to 50 staff and $7 to $14 million annual budget• Drive policy discussion on revenue management and petroleum sector reform in Ghana, Uganda and Timor Leste though policy papers, direct policy advice to governments and events with Parliamentarians and other stakeholders• Mobilize multi-million dollar contribution from private foundations, bilateral and multilateral donors such as GBP 10 million DfID’s award on Fostering Oil Transparency in Nigeria (FOSTER) • Author policy papers on Natural Resource Governance presented and discussed with Nobel Economics Laureate Joseph Stiglitz and referenced by International Financial Institutions and Government Officials• Featured speaker at the IMF-World Bank Annual meetings, CransMontana Forum, IPIECA Annual Conference and the IMF Institute• Interviews and comments on BBC, CNN International, Voice of America, Le Monde, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Times