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Pam first became interested in the subject of Human Trafficking at a Missions Conference in 2006 where she learned about young girls being forced into prostitution in Asia.

Since then, she has led three Mission Trips to Moldova, where part of the team’s job was to educate the young people about trafficking, in an effort to prevent them from becoming victims.

Pam speaks frequently to community groups, as well as conducting training for professional and pre-professional groups (such as social workers, counselors, teachers, law enforcement, nurses, physician’s assistants, and others).

Pam has been training professionals in North Carolina about the reality of human trafficking for 15 years. Under her leadership, NC Stop Human Trafficking founded and facilitates the Pitt County Coalition Against Human Trafficking and the Pitt County Human Trafficking Multidisplinary Team.

Pam has spoken across the state in communities about what human trafficking is and how to prevent it. She has also developed curriculum for foster parents, guardians ad litem, human trafficking 101 for the community, and making the connection between human trafficking and pornography.

She is a leader in the anti-human trafficking movement in North Carolina, and currently serves as the Chair of the Board for the NC Coalition Against Human Trafficking. With two other nonprofit leaders, she founded the NC Demand Reduction Task Force. She is also passionate about strengthening laws to address the needs of survivors, as well as creating laws to reduce demand for sex and labor trafficking victims.

Pam is passionate about preventing labor trafficking internationally by educating people about Fair Trade and responsible consumerism.

Pam is the Founder of the nonprofit and serves as its Chief Executive Officer.

Pam earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill in 1990.

In her spare time, she enjoys spending time her husband, son and their two dogs. Traveling, reading, and supporting the Tar Heels are other interests.

Robert is a seasoned leader whose lifelong dedication to serving others has left an enduring impact on communities across North Carolina and Pennsylvania. With a career spanning more than 30 years, Robert brings a wealth of experience, compassion, and visionary leadership to his endeavors.

Robert’s journey began with a passion for working with at-risk youth, where he not only mentored young people and strengthened family involvement but also helped pilot a successful program for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction—an initiative that continues to inspire positive change today. From there, his career flourished as he assumed executive leadership roles at several nonprofit organizations and lent his expertise to numerous nonprofit boards throughout the region.

Beyond his organizational leadership, Robert devoted 11 years to pastoral ministry, where his heart for people and commitment to service deepened. His faith and professional experience continue to inform his approach to leadership—grounded in integrity, empathy, and a steadfast dedication to making a difference.

A proud graduate of Liberty University, Robert also pursued advanced studies through Duke University’s Nonprofit Management certificate program. His career reflects a rare balance of strategic insight and compassionate purpose, making him a valued leader and advocate for building a community focused on stopping human trafficking.