Ali Al Mokdad is a program management specialist in the international humanitarian and development sector. For the last decade, he has spent time in countries such as Syria, Iraq, Turkey, South Sudan, Lebanon, and Bangladesh. There, he has led protection, gender-based violence, and MHPSS interventions working with refugees and internally displaced people directly, remotely, and through partners in complex emergencies.

Alice Bayingana is a research associate to Dr. Agnes Binagwaho, vice chancellor of the University of Global Health Equity. Prior to joining the UGHE team, Alice worked as a research fellow for Partners In Health through the Global Health Corps fellowship program and later on as a mixed-methods research associate. Alice is passionate about access to health care especially as it relates to young people accessing sexual and reproductive health and mental health services.

Alice Beste is part of the Partnerships Editorial team at Devex. She has a background in international relations, with a specialism in development, and has experience working on a range of projects and programs for various national and international organizations. Her areas of expertise include education, migration, health, and partnerships.

Alice Castillejo has been working in the voluntary sector for 19 years, including nine years overseas and four years with VSO as country director in Cambodia and now, in South Sudan. Her background in community development and good governance has given her a strong commitment to local activism and helping people shape the future of their communities and societies. Alice has volunteered for a number of years while working, and continues to do so whenever time allows.

Alice Charles is the lead for all urban development work at the World Economic Forum. She has fifteen years of experience working in the areas of urban development, town planning, real estate, infrastructure, environment, climate change and public policy globally.

Dr. Alice Evans is a lecturer in the social science of development at King's College London. Her research work is focused on inequality, social change, and global production networks.

Alice Laugher is the CEO of Committed to Good, a specialized human resource management and project support provider to the humanitarian community in conflict-affected regions. CTG’s Female First initiative hopes that in 2020, 30% of its project-related roles will be represented by women.

Alice Ruhweza is the Africa region director for the World Wide Fund for Nature, where she leads the design of a new conservation framework to bring together work at national, transboundary, and global levels, as well as development of a new program quality assurance system. She has helped African governments and businesses adopt sustainable pathways for production sectors, and incentivized private sector investment in sustainable development in over 40 African countries.

Alice P. Albright is the CEO of the Global Partnership for Education, an organization made up of 60 developing country governments, as well as donor governments, civil society organizations, teacher organizations, private sector organizations and foundations, whose joint mission is to galvanize and coordinate a global effort to provide a good quality education to children, prioritizing the poorest and most vulnerable. Before joining the Global Partnership, Albright served as the executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Export-Import Bank of the United States and as the chief financial and investment officer for Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.

Alicia Barcena is the executive secretary of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean at the United Nations.