Pauline Tiffen is the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Fair Trade. She has worked actively to make trade fair for more than 30 years: as worker, company director, innovator, advisor, consultant, mentor and writer. She currently divides her time between consultancy with Verité (Fair Labor. Worldwide) and advisory roles in Uganda as Chairperson of the Rwenzori Sustainable Trade Centre, in...

Ruth Kronenburg studied Communication and Business Administration. For years she worked in the commercial world of television where she held various management and executive positions. In 2009 she joined the Iranian radio station “Radio Zamaneh”, where she was touched by the personal stories of people who worked at the radio station and who had left Iran, often risking their own lives. Their...

Frenk van Enckevort holds a Master in Sociology of Organisations. He is committed to improving living conditions and future prospects for disadvantaged people, especially in developing countries and fragile settings. His international career within governmental institutions and development organisations spans several decades and has made him an expert in management and organisation. Frenk...

Imad Sabi works for the Open Society Foundations' Education Program. Prior to this, he worked for ten years at Oxfam Novib's Global Programs, supporting an extensive network of global civil society actors. He previously served as Senior Program Officer for Emergencies in Africa and the Middle East for the Dutch development agency ICCO / Kerkinactie and worked in Central Asia as a consultant. He...