Dr. Wilneida Negrón

“More of Us.”

I believe there are more of us who want dignity, freedom, and a real sense of belonging—for ourselves, our families, and our communities.

My work sits at the intersection of technology, labor, markets, and anti-corruption/public accountability. For more than two decades, a central thread of my work has been to ensure powerful systems like technology, finance, business, and public institutions operate with greater transparency, integrity, and responsibility to the people they affect.

I’ve developed national policy and regulatory frameworks to address issues as diverse as privacy, data protection, worker rights, consumer fraud and finance, public safety, and responsible technology governance. I’ve also worked with regulatory agencies to address how emerging technologies are reshaping wages, job quality, worker power, labor markets, and the economy. My focus has been on developing practical policies that protect people from exploitation while supporting innovation that serves the public good.

I’ve also advised companies and engaged community stakeholders on the development and governance of public safety and national defense technologies — with a focus on oversight, transparency, and responsible use.  Today, I lead national working groups that track the rollout of emerging technologies across workplaces, public safety, and national defense — equipping communities, unions, workers, and policymakers with practical tools for oversight and transparency.

At my core, I’m a builder and systems operator. I connect leaders across government, industry, labor, and community to solve problems that don’t fit neatly into one box — and I’ve done that as a policy leader, advisor, founder, researcher, and advocate.

My first book, “The Human Interface: How Workers Can Step Into the Tech Conversation—and Lead It“, is coming out in May 19th, 2026.