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See the people behind your supply chain.

For companies that want their leaders, employees, and suppliers to see who forced labor affects.

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What we offer

Put the human evidence in front of the people who decide.

Supply chain data shows where the risk is. The photographs show who carries it.

With every partnership, you can use the images in your own reports, on your website, and at your advocacy events.

Lisa Kristine beside her hologram at HPE headquarters

Leadership sessions

Lisa with your board or executive team, with her photographs and what she saw making them.

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The images at your company event

Prints on the walls and images on screen at your summit or conference, as at HPE Discover.

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Employee engagement

A show at your offices that gives your teams the faces behind your sourcing policies.

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Behind the scenes of your supply chain

You fund the trip. Lisa photographs the people in your supply chain, with their consent. You get to use them.

Commission photography

Featured partnership

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

HPE funded Lisa’s travel into its supply chain across eight countries. The photographs from those trips now go wherever HPE’s leaders, employees, and peers meet.

The partnership is led with our board member Ann Ewasechko, who heads HPE’s modern slavery awareness work.

“When people look into the eyes of another human being, the numbers become real.”

Lisa Kristine, World Economic Forum

01 · Leadership

The HPE Board

Lisa addressed HPE’s Board on forced labor in the technology supply chain, and on the person behind every data point.

02 · Company event

HPE Discover 2024, Las Vegas

A fireside chat with COO John Schultz for 60 IT analysts, with the photographs on the walls, and a studio interview in front of a digital wall of her images.

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03 · Employees

In HPE’s offices

The photographs hang in key HPE offices around the world, and a hologram of Lisa at headquarters answers questions on modern slavery.

04 · New photography

From the supply chain to Davos

The images made in the partnership went to the World Economic Forum: a discussion with HPE CMO Jennifer Temple in 2025, and a billboard on the Promenade in 2026.

Where business leaders have seen them