Jodi Williams serves as the Advocacy Board Coordinator for the Creators’ Rights Movement, bringing decades of professional leadership, regulatory experience, community service, and organizational expertise to the movement.

With an extensive background in accounting, tax law, auditing, human resources, and financial management, Jodi has built her career around accountability, accuracy, effective communication, and service. Her professional experience includes senior accounting and payroll positions, as well as several years of service with the Internal Revenue Service as a Personnel Specialist and Field Quality Auditor.

In her role with the Creators’ Rights Movement, Jodi helps coordinate the organization’s advocacy board, strengthen relationships with community leaders and partner organizations, and support initiatives that educate, protect, and empower creators. She works to ensure that advocacy efforts remain organized, inclusive, and focused on advancing fair treatment, ownership, credit, consent, and economic opportunity for creative professionals.

Jodi’s dedication to service extends well beyond her professional career. She has supported numerous community initiatives involving adult education, criminal justice, hunger relief, senior tax preparation, and civic engagement. Her affiliations and community involvement include Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated; the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Women; The People’s Agenda; 100 Businesswomen of Atlanta; the Coalition for Justice and Hope; and other service-oriented organizations.

Her combination of financial expertise, regulatory knowledge, advocacy experience, and commitment to community advancement makes her a valuable member of the Creators’ Rights Movement leadership team. Through her work, Jodi helps build the organizational foundation necessary to turn awareness into action and ensure that creators have a stronger voice in the decisions that affect their rights, work, and futures.