Joyce Williams is the Owner and Managing Attorney at Armooh-Williams, PLLC. She focuses her practice on International Trade, Business, and Immigration Law. Prior to founding Armooh-Williams, PLLC, Joyce worked as a consultant at SILLAC, S.C where she advised individuals and multinational companies from Latin America and the Caribbean on U.S Trade policies.
From 2013 to 2017, she worked at the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law in Incheon, South Korea, the National Law Center for Inter American Free Trade in Tucson, Arizona, and the International Law Institute in Washington, D.C.
Joyce, through the Africa Bar Association and the American Bar Association, has provided technical assistance to lawyers and governments across Africa on the use of Arbitration as a vehicle to improve the business environment and attract foreign direct investments.
Joyce Williams currently serves on the boards of United Community Ministries (UCM) and Asankrangwa Kroye Kuo. She volunteers at UCM-Progreso where she provides pro bono legal services for clients on the path to US citizenship. She is a former board member of Bakashana in Zambia.