Vincent is a sexual health physician based in Melbourne (Prahran Market Clinic and Melbourne Sexual Health Centre). He is also completing his PhD in sexual health epidemiology, focussing on the prevention of HIV and gonorrhoea. He is an investigator on VicPrEP and PrEPX

Professor Andrew Grulich, MBBS PhD, FAFPHM, trained in Medicine in Adelaide, and in Epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He joined the Kirby Institute at UNSW in 1995 and completed his PhD in HIV-associated cancer in 1998. He has led the Kirby Institute’s HIV Epidemiology and Prevention Program since 2002. He is Past President of the Australasian Society for HIV Medicine, and past board member of the International AIDS Society, and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Science. Grulich leads research on the prevention of HIV and sexually transmitted infections in gay men, and was PI of the Opposites Attract study, one of the cornerstones of the U=U campaign.

Paul Kidd is an activist, writer and commentator with a particular interest in LGBTI law reform and legal issues affecting people living with blood-borne viruses. He was the founding chair of the Victorian HIV Legal Working Group, is a past President of Living Positive Victoria, has served on the boards of the Victorian AIDS Council, Hepatitis Victoria and the Equality Project, and is a member of the Victorian Government LGBTI Justice Working Group. He holds an honours degree in law from La Trobe Law School and is currently a trainee lawyer with Fitzroy Legal Service.