Hotel Shield leverages Al to enhance safety and operational efficiency by detecting human trafficking and other illicit crime in the hospitality industry. By analyzing data from guest profiles, guest interactions, sensors, and open source intelligence,

Hotel Shield identifies illicit threats, like human trafficking, helping hotel brands, owners, and staff act fast, stay compliant, report to law enforcement and protect guests-while streamlining operations.

Altus works with Attorney Generals’ Offices and human trafficking task forces to strengthen state and community efforts to end human trafficking through profession-specific training, statewide assessments, and subject matter expertise. With tools like Justice U™, Engage Together®, and tailored consulting, Altus equips states to recognize risks, improve cross-sector community-based responses, and drive systemic change.

TruePath Vision empowers organizations with advanced recognition solutions that enhance efficiency, accuracy, and uphold ethical data practices to safeguard individuals and communities. Through security cameras, our software can identify missing children, convicted child abusers, objects and speech when they move into frame - at a school, a hotel, or any facility.

Imagine if the AMBER ALERT system distributed faces and identifying images that could facilitate rapid identification.

Coming Home, a patented, AI-enabled SaaS platform at the forefront of trauma-informed care and digital mental health innovation. Founded by trafficking survivor, author, and global advocate Dr. Brook Bello, Coming Home supports survivor organizations with a CRM tool and survivors directly through trauma-informed care - connecting with care through VR.

Patient Sortal is a healthcare platform reimagining care for returning citizens—individuals transitioning out of incarceration. By connecting them to vital services like primary care, housing, therapy, and personalized follow-ups, Patient Sortal helps prevent re-trafficking and rebuilds lives with dignity. Already serving over 900 people and addressing a growing demand of 3,000+, the platform is tackling one of the most overlooked drivers of human trafficking with scalable, tech-enabled compassion.

At GAGE, we believe when you validate workers for who they are and what they’ve done, everyone wins. And best of all—it doesn’t cost them a dime.

But the heart of GAGE’s impact will always be the stories of the people it serves. One of our early adopters, Amanda Rice, embodies why this platform exists. Amanda lives with a disability and had faced barriers in the job market, despite her strong work ethic, soft skills, and determination. Using GAGE during our beta launch, Amanda was able to showcase her track record and reliability to a prospective employer. Not only did she get the job—she was hired at a higher pay rate because her GAGE profile proved her value before she even walked in the door.



Amanda’s story is just one of many from our beta launch, but it’s a powerful reminder of why we built this platform—to remove invisible barriers, celebrate the good work being done every day, and open doors to economic mobility for people who deserve the chance to shine.

Bureau of Labor Statistics study showing that adding verifiable credentials to non-credentialed workers increases earning potential by an average of 40%.