Evaline Kibuchi has been a global TB advocate for over 10 years. She is currently the chief national coordinator at Stop TB Partnership Kenya, a member of the WHO Civil Society Task Force TB team, and has been in the U.N. high-level meeting 2023 leadership group. She has been at the front line in calling for investment in a safe, effective, affordable TB vaccine to end the disease by 2030.

Eva-Lotta Jansson is a photojournalist and video journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. She often travels the region on assignments. And when she can get away, she loves to go to the bush and work on her elephant book.

Evan Matthew Papp manages public affairs and engagement for USAID’s Office of Transition Initiatives in the Bureau for Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance. Evan works with field teams in countries experiencing crisis, conflict and political transitions to capture stories that resonate with policymakers in Washington. His favorite medium for storytelling is video narratives. Before joining USAID, he spent five years with the Peace Corps working in Zambia, Jamaica and Washington, D.C.

Evan Roe is a research associate at AMGlobal Consulting. He has previously worked with the East-West Center, Radio Free Asia, and the office of representative Janice Hahn (D-CA, 44th District)

Evan Scandling is head of communications for Sunlabob Renewable Energy, a Laos-based company that specializes in renewable energy and clean water projects in the developing world. Scandling previously worked for other renewable energy and clean technology businesses and organizations.

Evans Osano is director of financial markets at Financial Sector Deepening Africa, where he leads capital markets development initiatives across sub-Saharan Africa. He also sits on the board and investment committee of the Africa Local Currency Bond Fund. Prior to joining FSD Africa, he worked with the IFC/World Bank as head of Efficient Securities Markets Institutional Development Africa. Before joining the World Bank Group, he was head of investments at AIG Global Investment Group, where his responsibilities included managing a pan-African total return fund that was a pioneer investor in debt and equity markets in Africa.

Evans Sagwa is a pharmaceutical management expert and public health leader with more than 20 years of experience in strengthening health systems and supply chains in low- and middle-income countries. Sagwa has specific expertise in pharmaceutical policy and regulation, product safety, and quality assurance systems. He currently leads the USAID-funded Promoting the Quality of Medicines Plus program in Eastern and Southern Africa and is based in Nairobi, Kenya.

Eveline Tall is the chairperson at E and Partners and former deputy CEO/COO at Ecobank Transnational Inc. She is a distinguished leader in the financial industry, offering insights into the current state of gender investment disparities and the potential for women to drive Africa's economic growth.

Evert Bopp is the founder and CEO of Disaster Tech Lab, which provides rapid response communication networks for use in disaster relief and humanitarian aid work.

Evie Stretch is a program officer for evidence to policy and practice at the Children's Investment Fund Foundation, where she supports CIFF's global health and nutrition portfolio. She is an international development professional with program, policy, and advocacy experience in maternal and infant nutrition and food systems in multiple countries.