The trailer has received over 1.2 million views and sparked a global campaign, persuading Apple to ban benzene and n-hexane in final assembly of their devices in 2014. “Who Pays the Price – the Human Cost of Electronics”http://youtu.be/ns-kJ5Podjw

"COMPLICIT follows the lives of smartphone workers—many of them teens—and the tireless efforts of labor activists such as Yi Yeting, who began advocating for the rights of workers after developing occupational leukemia at age 24. Complicit reveals the inhumane ways in which hopeful, hardworking citizens are exposed to toxic chemicals on the job. The result is equal parts devastating, gut-wrenching, and infuriating—a necessary call for westerners to re-evaluate their relationship with capitalism and its astronomical cost." Review from the Georgia Straight 4/26/17

Providing advisory services on global CSR standards, sustainability and reputational risk. Training programs in social compliance management and worker remediation. A team of 10 employees based in China conducted research and program trainings for U.S. and European global brands in China.

Founder of award-winning social entrepreneurial non-profit organization recognized worldwide as an advocate for responsible supply chain practices. Developed a global network of organizations and advocates operating in 60 countries to monitor factories on labor issues. Advised global brands on supplier practices, social audits, and training remediation. Reports written for 300+ brands, non-profits and investment groups, interviewed 6000 workers.Provided leadership, project development, created research initiatives and teams in nine countries to deliver multi-million dollar contracts with U.S. government agencies and pension funds. Served as primary spokesperson and fundraiser. Raised approximately $10 mil during tenure.