Prof. Julian Jamison is a behavioural and development economist with work focused on how individual decisions and public policies interact to shape welfare, particularly in relation to health, ethics, and development.

He is a Professor of Economics at the University of Exeter Business School, Visiting Associate at Oxford University, and an affiliate at Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) and Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (JPAL).

Keyur is the Co-Founder of Healthy Futures Global, a charity that works to end congenital syphilis. Healthy Futures Global is providing technical assistance to the Philippine Department of Health in their push to roll out syphilis screening to pregnant people nationally. Before founding Healthy Futures Global, Keyur worked as an emergency doctor in Australia.

Tanya is a Senior Programme Officer at the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, where she leads the long-standing Coalitions for Change programme. Tanya has deep experience of policymaking and development in the Philippines, having previous roles in government and as a consultant for non-government organisations such as The Asia Foundation and Save the Children Philippines.

Isabel is the Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director of Lead Research for Action, an organisation that conducts research to identify and eliminate causes of childhood lead poisoning. She previously spent eight years at GiveWell, a global health research organization directing hundreds of millions of dollars annually to highly cost-effective programs.

Russell is the Managing Director of Wiser Environment, an international consultancy helping organisations meet environmental and waste management regulations. With over 30 years of experience across Europe and South East Asia, he takes a practical, hands-on approach to guiding businesses toward sustainable practices that positively impact the environment.

Patrick is a co-founder and Chair of the Board of New Incentives, a charity which works on child health in northern Nigeria. Previously, Patrick served as a political advisor with Switzerland’s economic development agency, where he focused on negotiations around the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals. Patrick has mentored numerous evidence-based startup non-profit organisations.