Justin Dillon

Justin Dillon is an artist, entrepreneur, and humanitarian. His career as a musician took a turn toward social activism after he produced "Call+Response," a rockumentary that shed light on human trafficking. The project was a commercial success in 2008 and garnered the attention of the Obama Administration due to its influential campaign against modern slavery.

Following the success of his film, Dillon developed Slaveryfootprint.org, an innovative platform that calculates the number of slaves required to support an individual's lifestyle. The project achieved global recognition, with more than 30 million people discovering their slavery footprints. This endeavor further established Dillon's reputation for using technology to create impactful social movements, winning support from Google and prestigious awards at SXSW and Cannes.

Currently, Dillon serves as the CEO and founder of FRDM, a tech enterprise that assists Global Fortune 500 brands in addressing social injustice within their supply chains. In addition to his business ventures, he is the author of "A Selfish Plan to Change the World," a book that offers insights into his experiences running movements, marketing campaigns, and groundbreaking companies. His unique perspective and expertise have led him to speak worldwide on the topics of technology and movement building, furthering his influence in these fields.