
- SAFET Session #4 -

Traps and Triumphs in developing Trace Technology
- Session #4 Speakers & Breakout Hosts -

MODERATOR Sara Lewis, Traceability Division Director, SALT/FishWise
Sara oversees a team implementing traceability and counter-IUU fishing projects with NGO and seafood industry collaborators from all parts of the supply chain and is leading the development of the Comprehensive Traceability Principles & Pathway. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and two masters degrees in environmental studies from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand and the University of California, Santa Cruz respectively.

PANEL 1 Director General Artati Widiarti, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries
Artati Widiarti, Director General of the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF), oversees the Directorate of General Product Competitiveness. She is the first female career official to reach the level of Director General, reporting directly to the Minister of MMAF. She holds a bachelor's degree from Bogor Agricultural University and a master's from Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies.

PANEL 1 Janti Djuari, Chairwoman AP2HI
One of the founders of the Indonesian Pole & Line and Handline Fisheries Association (AP2HI), Ms. Djuari has more than 25 years experience supporting commercial fisheries production throughout Indonesia. She has encouraged sustainable fishing practices under the vision of "Pioneering Tuna Fisheries Development through an Ecosystem Approach for Business and Society”.

PANEL 2 Bradley Soule, Director of Intelligence and Co-founder of OceanMind
Bradley Soule has spent most of his life either on the sea or thinking about the sea. With a background in fisheries law enforcement in the US and European Union, Bradley and the OceanMind team provide cutting edge technologies and analyst support for fisheries compliance to countries around the world to increase the effectiveness of enforcement operations and to ensure that supply chains are free of illegally caught fish. They're work is expanding to also include protection of workers on board fishing vessels.

PANEL 2 Dr. Kanit, Director of the Royal Thai Government Department of Fisheries
Dr. Kanit is the Director of the Royal Thai Quarantine and Inspection Division, Department of Fisheries. He holds his doctorate from the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development at the University of Guelph.

BREAKOUT HOST Traci Linder, Manager, Global Seafood Traceability at WWF U.S.
This session will explore the topic of data access and visibility between public and private sectors.

BREAKOUT HOST Thomas Burke, Senior Food Traceability and Safety Scientis at the Institute of Food Technologists
Data Access and Visibility

BREAKOUT HOST Devon Long, Director of Implementation, OpenSC
Developing Effective "Carrots" for Producer Participation in Transparency Projects

BREAKOUT HOST Alistair Douglas, Founder/Partner at Eachmile Technologies
What's the Return on Investment (ROI) for fishers and fish farmers to collect traceability information?