Nilgun Aydogan has been working at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, since 2007. She is currently the Senior Country Manager. Prior to this role, she worked on Gavi Civil Society Engagement and managed the EURO and PAHO, Gavi Transitioning Countries.

Before working in Gavi, Nilgun worked with reputable agencies such as UNICEF, IPPF, the World Bank focusing on maternal and early childhood health and care. Over the years she worked and traveled extensively on projects covering North Africa, Middle East, and Central Asia.

Ragini is the Asia-Pacific Global Health Lead for Accenture Development Partnerships, the social impact and international development arm of Accenture Strategy, and is based in New Delhi, India. She has over 12 years of experience and has participated in and led over 35 projects focused on the domains of life sciences, global health, access and equity, and sustainable development. She specializes in the areas of growth strategy, landscape and opportunity assessment, market sizing, financing evaluation, supply chain assessment, policy reviews, stakeholder engagement, and project management.

Amandeep “Aman” Singh is a Technical Officer with the World Health Organization (WHO) in Vanuatu. Before WHO, Aman worked as a Vaccine Financing Specialist (Consultant) with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Vietnam and with Gavi as a Technical Advisor on COVID-19 and Pandemic Preparedness in the Policy Design team of the Office of the COVAX Facility. He has also consulted for the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) Center for Disaster Protection, advising on the global architecture of pandemic policies and financing.

Dr. Shin is a Medical Officer of Regulatory Systems Strengthening Essential Medicines and Health Technologies, Division of Health Systems and Services in WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific. He has served WHO since 2003 for 20 years in developing global written and measurement standards for vaccines and biologicals, strengthening regulatory systems, and improving health equity and international public health protection by supporting Member States.

Tim has extensive experience in assisting clients to ensure safe, healthy compliant operations in some of the most challenging operating environments in the world. In addition to his post as CEO of FrontierMEDEX, Tim has also acted as CEO of both G4S Risk Management Ltd, and Kroll Security International, two of the world’s leading specialist security providers. Tim has overseen large-scale medical and security operations in over 50 countries including Iraq, Afghanistan, Africa, The Middle East, Asia, and South America, and environments as remote as the Arctic and Antarctica.

Dr. Priscilla Rupali is Professor and head of Dept. of Infectious Diseases, Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, India. She was a Senior ID fellow in the Dept. of Adult Infectious Diseases, Auckland City Hospital and has a "Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene" from Universidad Cayetano Heredia, Lima. She runs an annual course in Clinical Tropical Medicine at CMC. Early 2000s, she joined in pioneering distance learning course educating people in HIV Medicine.