Hannah Ravani is the coordinator of the UN Global Compact Anti-Corruption & Governance portfolio, specializing in transformational governance. She supports the development of thought leadership, capacity building tools and resources for companies and policy advocacy. Most recently Hannah managed a Think Lab on Business Integrity, bringing together 26 companies from around the world in an effort to update an Ethics & Compliance Guide with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime using a transformational governance lens. This is part of a broader effort of the UN Global Compact to set the business integrity agenda globally.

Hannah is an attorney and member of the Washington State Bar Association, with experience in international human rights law, refugee law, and policy advocacy. She is a graduate of the University of Washington School of Law. Before joining the UN Global Compact, Hannah worked at Tahirih Justice Center on the Afghan Asylum Project.