Donna C. Boehme is an internationally recognized authority in the field of organizational governance, compliance and ethics with 20+ years experience designing and managing compliance and ethics solutions. She was named by ComplianceX to "Who Compliance Professionals Should Follow in 2013".  As principal of Compliance Strategists LLC, and Special Advisor to Compliance Systems Legal Group, she advises a wide spectrum of private, public, governmental, academic and non-profit entities located in the US, Europe and worldwide on governance, compliance and ethics. She serves on the respective boards of the RAND Center of Corporate Ethics and Governance, and South Texas College of Law - Corporate Compliance Center, and is Program Director for the Conference Board Council on Corporate Compliance and Ethics.

David K. Colapinto is a nationally recognized whistleblower advocate, with an expertise in government fraud and qui tam cases, and in the use of the Privacy Act in defending whistleblowers.

Michael D. Kohn is a nationally recognized litigator with a focus on whistleblower protection law and the co-author of The Labor Lawyers Guide to the Rights and Responsibilities of Employee Whistleblowers and Whistleblower Law: A Guide to Legal Protections for Corporate Employees.

Stephen M. Kohn serves as a supervising attorney for the legal work performed by attorneys associated with the National Whistleblower Legal Defense and Education Fund. He is the author of The Whistleblower's Handbook: A Step by Step Guide to Doing What's Right and Protecting Yourself (Lyons Press, 2011).

Bunnatine Greenhouse stood alone in opposing the approval of a highly improper muti-billion dollar no bid contract to Halliburton for the reconstruction of Iraq. In retaliation for her courage she was removed from her position as the highest-ranking civilian contracting official at the Army Corps of Engineers. Her case continues.

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After twenty years as a FBI Special Agent, Jane Turner led efforts to force the FBI to provide protection for child sex crime victims on the North Dakota Indian Reservations.  In retaliation for exposing FBI failures within its child crime program, Turner was removed from her position.  Her whistleblower case is still pending.  Available to speak

As the research director for America’s largest body armor company, Dr. Aaron Westrick was the first official to oppose the sale of  Zylon bulletproof vests   Based on his disclosures, these defective vests were forced off the market and police officers' lives were saved.  Dr. Westrick was fired.  His case is ongoing. Available to speak

Dr. David Lewis’ cutting edge scientific research forced the EPA to abandon its policy of promoting the land application of sewage sludge on farm land. Dr. Lewis lost his job and his case in ongoing.
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America’s first successful FBI whistleblower, Dr. Whitehurst, forced the president to execute an Executive Order ensuring whistleblower protection of all FBI agents who expose misconduct.  His case exposed forensic fraud in the FBI crime lab and subjected it to outside oversight for the first time.
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Russell D. Tice, a former National Security Agency (NSA) employee, helped spark a national controversy in December 2005 over claims that the NSA was engaged in unlawful and unconstitutional wiretaps on American citizens.