Nina Dannaoui-Johnson is the deputy director at the Atlantic Council’s Freedom and Prosperity Center, where she leads the Women for Prosperity project.  

In her previous role, she held the position of director at K2 Integrity, where she provided advisory services to government and financial institution clients regarding matters related to financial crimes compliance. Prior to that, she worked as a financial sector specialist at the World Bank Group, offering guidance to governments on matters of financial integrity, inclusion, and transparency. Additionally, she gained experience in regulatory compliance through her roles at Western Union Business Solutions and Lockton Companies.  

Dannaoui’s educational background includes a Master of Laws in international legal studies from Georgetown University in Washington, DC, and a law degree from the Holy Spirit University in Lebanon. She is a member of both the New York Bar Association and the Lebanese Bar Association.