Dr Doyle is an infectious diseases physician and senior lecturer at The Alfred and Monash University, and Deputy Director of the Disease Elimination Program at Burnet Institute

Dr Nicole Allard is a PhD student in the Epidemiology Unit, researching how people living with hepatitis B access care across the Australian health system. She is also a general practitioner at cohealth with an interest in refugee health, health literacy and hepatitis B. She has past experience working overseas in Cambodia in HIV prevention and in remote Aboriginal communities. She has represented the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) on various state committees, is a member of the Australasian Society for HIV Medicine (ASHM) and is a board member of Hepatitis Victoria.

Carla is the Director of the Social Policy Research Centre at UNSW

Sally Watkinson is a Clinical Nurse Consultant and coordinator of the Integrated Hepatitis C Service (IHCS). Sally has worked in the viral hepatitis sector since 2011 and is committed to expanding the reach of hepatitis care to hard to reach populations by developing programs to increase and enhance workforce capacity

Evelyn is a medical graduate and is currently an advanced trainee with the Australasian Faculty of Public Health Medicine. Evelyn completed her PhD in 2015, developing skills in epidemiological modelling and statistical methods. Evelyn is an earlier career researcher with interest in translating research into practice.

Sally is a registered Nurse and has been working in the fields of HIV and Hepatitis research for over 15 years.

Capucine Penicaud leads the secretariat of the International Coalition to Eliminate HBV. She has ten years of experience in international development and global health, both in non-profit and government organisations. Her recent work focuses on the design of international strategic research initiatives.