Danielle Abraham is co-organizer of the Israeli Designed International Development 2014. She is also policy adviser to the head of the Policy Planning and External Relations Division of MASHAV, the Israel Agency for International Cooperation.

Danielle Lilly is a senior policy adviser at ChildFund International. She leads the organization’s U.S. government and global advocacy efforts related to online sexual exploitation and abuse of children, or OSEAC, violence against children, early childhood development and adolescent girls. She is also leading a new initiative to build greater consensus, collaboration, and coordination between U.S.-based NGOs and INGOs on OSEAC-related advocacy efforts.

Danielle Sessa is a communications professional with a background in political science and global health. She works to find new and innovative ways to spread the word about the need for health technologies accessible to all.

Danil Mikhailov is the executive director of data.org. He has over 20 years of experience setting up multiple startups and leading work across a range of diverse sectors, always investigating and innovating in the space where technology, culture, and society converge. Prior to data.org, Danil worked at Wellcome. He also founded and chaired the Digital Strategy Forum for Science, Art, and Culture, in the United Kingdom. Danil holds a Ph.D. in Sociology and Communications from the University of Brunel.

Danny Sriskandarajah became chief executive of Oxfam GB in January 2019. Prior to that he led CIVICUS, the global alliance of civil society organisations, and was director general of the Royal Commonwealth Society.

Daouda Sembene is the founder of AfriCatalyst and a former executive director at the International Monetary Fund.

Daphne Davies is a London-based freelance journalist and consultant with more than 30 years’ experience in international development. She has worked with the U.N., the European Union, national governments and global civil society organizations, including Amnesty, WWF and LDC Watch. Her expertise is in monitoring government policies in relation to international cooperation. Her interests are in sustainability, social and economic matters, women and least developed countries.

Daphne Davies is a London-based freelance journalist and consultant with more than 30 years' experience in international development. She has worked with the U.N., the European Union, national governments and global civil society organizations, including Amnesty, WWF and LDC Watch. Her expertise is in monitoring government policies in relation to international cooperation. Her interests are in sustainability, social and economic matters, women and least developed countries.