Dr. Karim Ginena is co-founder of EndoMD Health and founder of RAI Audit. He is also co-vice chair of the IEEE’s AI policy committee. With 16 years of experience working in ethics and governance spanning both industry and academia, Dr. Ginena most recently led AI fairness user research at Meta and was the founding user experience researcher of Meta’s Responsible AI team. Dr. Ginena is a certified AI and Algorithm Auditor. Dr. Ginena’s work helped Meta’s RAI team scale AI fairness products across the company, enhanced the team’s processes and frameworks, and contributed to racial justice efforts. He has conducted studies to understand people’s mindsets, experiences, and concerns relating to AI-driven products. He has also worked on Meta’s tool for assessing AI fairness (Fairness Flow), RAI frameworks and playbooks for AI risk assessment, and strategies for roll-out plans. He has collaborated with product, legal, policy, civil rights, engineering, data science, DEI, responsible innovation, comms, and other functions across Meta to land product impact. Dr. Ginena holds a Ph.D. in Management (Ethics and Organizational Behavior) from the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business and has worked in social media/IT, banking, logistics, and higher ed research. His dissertation explores right-vs-right ethical dilemmas.He is the winner of the 2019 Academy of Management Best Dissertation-Based Paper Award and the Society of Business Ethics Founders’ Award. He has also been named a Young Policy Professional by Harvard Law School’s Institute for Global Law and Policy, a top 3 finalist for the 2020 Society of Business Ethics Best Dissertation Award, nominee for the Academy of Management William H. Newman Award, and nominee for the University of Virginia's John T. Casteen Diversity-Equity-Inclusion Leadership Award.