Professor of the Practice - Health Policy and Management, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health Dr. Devlin has more than 30 years in public health practice in North Carolina including 10 years as the Wake County Health Director and 10 years as the State Health Director for North Carolina.

Giselle Bonet has worked for the last 15 years in Medical Devices investing, acquiring, developing and commercializing technologies that improve standard of care and mortality rates across the globe.

Bobby Jefferson, a leader in the field of information and communications technology for development (ICT4D), is working to expand DAI’s range of digital health services. Bobby has led a staff of health IT project managers, software engineers, and programmers to support countrywide health information systems for emerging markets. He has developed and deployed large-scale management information systems for use in international clinical trials and associated clinical data management.

Elizabeth Knippler is a Research Assistant at the Duke Global Health Institute supporting NIH-funded projects related to HIV infection, women's health, and global mental health in South Africa and Tanzania. She also serves as the Coordinator for the Social and Behavioral Sciences Core of Duke's Center for AIDS Research.

Stephanie Watson-Grant has over twelve years’ experience in the field of international health and development. She began her career with the Social Development Commission, the Jamaican Government’s agency for community development and developed skills in research and planning at the community level. Future positions have been with USAID and UNAIDS, the most recent being the MEASURE Evaluation project led by the Carolina Population Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.