Mrs. Mandisa Mdingi, Professional Nurse and emerging STDs/HIV/AIDS researcher, holds a Master of Public Health. Leading STI projects at the Foundation for Professional Development, she's pursuing a PhD in medical microbiology at the University of Pretoria. Passionate about healthcare, she aims to advance knowledge and treatment in infectious diseases.

Dr. Hunt is a physician and fellow in infectious diseases at the University of Washington. He is also a graduate student in the epidemiology program at the University of Washington School of Public Health. His research interests are in sexually transmitted infections and the health of gender and sexual minorities.

Dr Stephanie Bond is a Gynaecologist and Sexual Health physician. She is currently undertaking a PhD looking at syphilis in Australia, with a focus on syphilis in women of reproductive age and preventing congenital syphilis. She works at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre, Mercy Hospital for Women and Royal Women’s hospital.

Rohan is a consultant physician in infectious diseases and sexual health medicine. He is the clinical lead and senior staff specialist in sexual health at the Western Sydney Sexual Health Centre, WSLHD. He is a senior lecturer at Western Sydney Health Precinct, University of Sydney.

Rebecca Wigan is a PhD candidate and the program manager of the NHMRC Partnership Grant funded “SToP Syphilis Program”. Within this role, she has been instrumental in the development and implementation of projects that aim to improve syphilis testing, detection and management across antenatal, community and general practice settings.

Evelyn is a GP and a sexual health registrar at the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre. She obtained her medical degree in Taiwan and then studied MPH at the University of Melbourne. She is interested in clinical management of STIs, and the public health aspects of sexual health.