Social Accountability International
Stephanie Wilson has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade. Stephanie started their career at The University of Western Australia in 2009 as a Project Research Associate. In 2007, they joined IDC Technologies as a Program Manager and worked there until 2010. In 2011, Stephanie joined Social Accountability International, where they held various roles such as Senior Manager, Strategic Programs, and Senior Manager, Innovation and Partnerships. In 2019, they became an Associate Director at the same company. Currently, Stephanie is serving as the Director, Innovation & Partnerships at Social Accountability International.
Stephanie Wilson has a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in International Relations & Political Science and Psychology from The University of Western Australia. Additionally, they hold a Master of International and Community Development degree from Deakin University.
Social Accountability International
Founded in 1997, Social Accountability International (SAI) is a global non-governmental organization advancing human rights at work. SAI’s vision is of decent work everywhere – sustained by an understanding that socially responsible workplaces benefit business while securing fundamental human rights. SAI empowers workers and managers at all levels of businesses and supply chains, using its multi-industry SA8000® Standard, as well as Social Fingerprint®, TenSquared, and other training and capacity building programs. SAI is a leader in policy and implementation, working together with a diverse group of stakeholders, including brands, suppliers, governments, trade unions, non-profits, and academia.