Emma Dominguez is a public health specialist with more than eight years of international development experience focusing on designing and implementing donor-funded global health programs. She is currently the HIV technical manager and health practice manager in Chemonics' global health division, where she serves as a technical proposal writer, contributes to industry initiatives, and supports knowledge sharing and thought leadership. Dominguez holds an M.A. from the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University, and a B.A. in print journalism from the University of Montana.

Emma Feeny is senior advocacy advisor at The George Institute for Global Health, where she leads a programme to help increase the impact of the institute's research. This focuses on finding better treatments for the world's biggest health problems, transforming primary healthcare to deliver better health to more people, and harnessing the power of governments, markets and communities to improve health. She is currently a co-chair for the Taskforce on Women and NCDs.

Emma Feutl Kent is the manager of global policy and Advocacy at 1,000 Days. Prior to joining 1,000 Days, Emma worked as operations lead for the Eleanor Crook Foundation. Emma holds a master's in global policy with a concentration in international development from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin.

Emma Golub is an analyst at Abt Associates supporting the USAID-funded SHOPS Plus Project, which improves and sustains global health outcomes through public-private engagement. She has three years of experience in global health, predominantly in family planning/reproductive health and HIV/AIDS.

Emma Green is programs manager at the Initiative for Global Development. Based in Johannesburg, she is building IGD operations on the ground in Africa and supervising the delivery and implementation of impact assessments, Green also leads IGD's skills development and agriculture initiatives on the continent. Prior to joining the organization, she was project manager for Pearson Education in South Africa.

Emma Pfister is an advisor on marketing and development at the Response Innovation Lab’s Central Support Unit, hosted by World Vision International. She is one of two team members at the RIL’s Central Support Unit charged with backstopping the labs in their marketing, communications, and fundraising activities, as well as collaborating with global partners on these areas. Previously she worked at UNICEF USA, Water For People, the Global Water Challenge, and is a masters graduate from the Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver.

Emma Pomfret is the press officer for East, Central and South Africa at ChristianAid. She was a journalist at the Press Association for six years and spent 18 months working in Malawi with a children's HIV charity.

For four years, Emma Smith covered careers and recruitment, among other topics, for Devex. She now freelances for Devex and has a special interest in mental health, immigration, and sexual and reproductive health. She holds a degree in journalism from Glasgow Caledonian University and a master’s in media and international conflict.

Emma Stibi works with the Devex Analytics team based in Copenhagen, where she assists in curation, analysis, and dissemination of development data. She is currently finishing her bachelor’s degree in development studies at Lund University and has also studied in the U.S. and Korea. Her interests include gender equality and disaster risk management.

Emma Wilkinson is a freelance journalist based in the U.K. specializing in health, bioscience, and medicine. She is particularly interested in public health and inequality.