Dr. Gifty Marley is an infectious diseases epidemiologist specializing in HIV, sexual health and social innovations like crowdsourcing, designathons, and pay-it-forward. She received her education from the University of Ghana, Shandong University, and Nanjing Medical University in China. Currently, she is a post-doctoral research fellow with UNC-Project China in Guangzhou, China.

Caroline Watts is a health economist at the Kirby Institute. She is interested in the economics of new technologies and models of care which have the potential to improve health outcomes.

Trey holds a MPH from the University of Kentucky. He has worked for U.S. government organizations supporting HIV prevention, domestically and internationally, including 2 years in the U.S. Peace Corps serving Lesotho, Africa. Currently, a PhD candidate; thesis focused on developing a web-based STI testing clinic.

I am Program Advisor MNCH at PATH. My work has focused on research and programming around technology and service innovations, capacity-building for improving maternal and child survival, optimization of the antenatal care platform, prevention and management of perinatal infections and social and behavior change communication for improving health service uptake

Cecilia is an applied epidemiologist/policy analyst at the NSW Ministry of Health Communicable Diseases Branch. She previously worked in HIV surveillance, infectious diseases molecular epidemiology surveillance, and infection prevention and control. She has particular interests in sexually transmitted infections and antimicrobial resistance.

Muhammad is a PhD candidate at the Postgraduate Program in Sexual and Reproductive Health at the University of Sydney, working on SRH of young Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. He is also a casual academic in the program, and an Assistant Professor of Sociology (on leave) at Begum Rokeya University, Bangladesh.

Graduation in biomedical sciences and specialization in public health. Has experience with HIV and other STI diagnosis, surveillance and prevention. Currently works for the Department of HIV/Aids, Tuberculosis, Viral Hepatitis and Sexually Transmitted Infections at the Brazilian Ministry of Health.