Gareth James Lloyd works as senior advisor at UNEP-DHI Partnership, a United Nations Environment Programme collaboration center on water and the environment. Based in Denmark, but with an international focus, his portfolio includes U.N. work linked to the Sustainable Development Goals, technology transfer to developing countries and serious gaming. He has degrees in environmental science and environmental policy.

Gary Brown, LCSW, MPA, is a staff care specialist with The KonTerra Group. He has provided training and support to the United Nations International Labor Organization, U.S. Agency for International Development and leading international humanitarian aid groups.

Gary Cohen is executive vice president of global health and president of the BD Foundation, a medical technology company with 65,000 employees worldwide. He is also a board director of the CDC Foundation and UNICEF USA, board co-chair of GBCHealth, and board chair and founder of Together for Girls. He previously served on the UN Commission on Life Saving Commodities for Women and Children, and presently serves as chair of the CDC/Corporate Roundtable on Global Health Threats and on the Scientific Advisory Board of Grand Challenges Canada.

Gary Finnegan has a degree in physiology, an MSc in science communications, and has worked as a health journalist and editor for 10 years. He was a national winner at the EU Health Prize for Journalists in 2009, 2010 and 2011. Having always been interested in health, he joined the Break Dengue team to be part of a broad coalition focused on defeating a disease that affects some of the world’s most vulnerable people. As the editor-in-chief, Gary plans and prepares content for Break Dengue with the support of the editorial team.

Gary Forster is CEO at Publish What You Fund. He joined Publish What You Fund in 2018 after serving as CEO of Transaid. With a background in logistics at Procter & Gamble and a public health qualification from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, he has designed and evaluated health programs across sub-Saharan Africa. Until recently, he chaired the Charity Finance Group in the U.K.

Gary Fowlie is a technology economist and member of the ID2020 Alliance’s Ecosystem and Advocacy Advisory Committee. Gary was formerly the representative of the International Telecommunication Union to the United Nations where he led an inter-agency effort to ensure information and communication technologies were recognized in the U.N.’s Sustainable Development Agenda. Previously, he served as chief of media liaison for the United Nations in New York and was responsible for communications and advocacy for the World Summit on the Information Society.

Gary Milante is program director and focal point for the Global Registry of Violent Deaths initiative. His research focuses on measuring and monitoring security and socioeconomic development through indicator and metric design, applied econometrics, statistical analysis, and modeling. He has worked for the World Bank and advised multilateral institutions, civil society organizations, and the governments of lower- and higher-income countries.

Gary E. Knell joined the National Geographic Society as president and CEO in January 2014. He has been a member of the society’s board of trustees since April 2013 and has served on the board of governors of the National Geographic Education Foundation since November 2003.

Gaston Alfonso Browne has been the prime minister and minister for finance, corporate governance and public private partnerships of Antigua and Barbuda since June 12, 2014. In 2012, he was elected leader of the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party, which he steered to victory in the 2014 general elections, becoming the fourth prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda. He is the first prime minister to achieve three consecutive terms in office. Between 1999 and 2004, he served as minister for planning, trade, industry, commerce, and public service affairs. While in opposition in Parliament between 2004 and 2014, Browne returned to the private sector as a businessman and launched several successful ventures to include real estate development and management.

Gauri Sarjine is the digital media coordinator at CBM. She oversees CBM’s external communication initiatives and is passionate about international development and human rights. She has over eight years of nonprofit experience across four countries, is fluent in seven languages, and holds a master’s degree from Sciences Po in Paris.