Ann Ewasechko
Modern Slavery and Collective Action, HPE
Ann Ewasechko is Senior Director of Modern Slavery and Collective Action within Corporate Affairs at Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), where she leads global efforts to tackle modern slavery, including building and mobilizing partnerships, catalyzing cross-sector collaboration, and advancing data-driven approaches and stronger due diligence to strengthen responsible supply chains. Based in London, she works at the intersection of business, policy, and social impact.
Ann’s career spans the public, private, and multilateral sectors. She has worked as a diplomat with the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade; as Director of Public-Private Collaboration at Development Finance International; and as an international consultant to organizations including UNDP, the International Labour Organization, and the African Development Bank. At HP and HPE, she has led sustainability and citizenship reporting, global education and entrepreneurship programs, and played a key role in international government relations, including leading the company’s long-standing engagement with the World Economic Forum and presence at the Annual Meeting in Davos.
She brings deep expertise in building multi-stakeholder partnerships, connecting business, civil society, and policymakers to drive collective action on complex global challenges. Ann has lived and worked on four continents and is passionate about advancing dignity, transparency, and lasting impact for vulnerable communities worldwide.