Adama Iwu is a co-founder and serves as President of the Board of the We Said Enough Foundation, whose mission is to eliminate bullying, harassment, and assault in all its forms.

In October of 2017, The Los Angeles Times published an open letter – led by Adama and signed by over 140 women – on the pervasive culture of sexual harassment, discrimination, and assault in politics. Time Magazine recognized Adama as a Silence Breaker and featured her on the cover of their People of the Year edition.

Adama is also Senior Director of Western US Government Relations for Visa. She has a BA in Political Science from the University of San Diego and currently resides in San Francisco.

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