Ingrid is an independent writer and editor who has contributed to Devex and many other publications. She worked as a staff writer for Vault.com from 2007 to 2009, helping to write guidebooks, including the "Vault Guide to the Top Government and Nonprofit Employers." She was also a researcher for National Geographic Traveler magazine in Washington, D.C. Ingrid holds a master's in journalism from the University of Missouri. As the daughter of a U.S. diplomat, she grew up all over the world.

Ingrid Gercama is a freelance journalist and anthropologist based in the Netherlands reporting on the environment, conflict, and humanitarian aid.

Ingrid Schoeman is a drug-resistant tuberculosis survivor and the director of advocacy and strategy at TB Proof, a TB advocacy organization in South Africa. She is a board member of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease and chairperson of the union’ community advisory panel.

Inonge Chinyama is the operations director at MSI Reproductive Choices Zambia. She works closely with Zambia’s Ministry of Health to remove barriers that women and girls face to accessing reproductive health care, and to influence policy change. She also supports donor relations contributing to funding opportunities for MSI’s Zambian program.

Ioana Ciută is CEE Bankwatch Network’s energy coordinator. Based in Romania, she works closely with member groups and partners from Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Kosovo to tackle harmful energy projects in the region and promote higher environmental standards and sustainable energy production.

Ioulia Fenton advises job seekers on resume writing as part of the Devex CV Writing Service. She also blogs about international development career matters. Ioulia has worked as a headhunter in London and now serves as assistant editor of the Global South Development Magazine. She has worked with the Institute of Advanced Development Studies in La Paz, Bolivia, interned with UNESCAP in Bangkok, Thailand, and is currently based in Guatemala.

Ioulia Fenton advises job seekers on resume writing as part of the Devex CV Writing Service. She also blogs about international development career matters. Ioulia is a writer and editor who runs a prize winning international development blog thedevelopmentroast.org, serves as assistant editor of the Global South Development Magazine and leads the online content for generationdevelopment.org. She has worked with the Institute of Advanced Development Studies in La Paz, Bolivia, interned with UNESCAP in Bangkok, Thailand, and is currently based in Guatemala.

Iqbal Hossain is a senior technical advisor with JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. He is a public health physician with over 30 years’ public health experience in immunization, reproductive health and family planning, injection safety and infection prevention and control, and nutrition in Africa, South and Central Asia. He has extensive experience in providing technical assistance to ministries of health in strengthening public health systems and building capacity of health care workers. Iqbal worked with John Snow Inc., World Health Organization, Basic Support for Institutionalizing Child Survival, Save the Children UK, and Pathfinder Fund at global, regional and country-level capacity.

Iqbal Quadir launched in 1997 Grameenphone, a company that now serves 55 million subscribers. In 2010, Quadir helped found bKash, which allows the people of Bangladesh to safely send and receive money via mobile devices. bKash currently serves 20 million subscribers in Bangladesh. After teaching at Harvard’s Kennedy School, Quadir joined Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2005. He founded The Legatum Center in 2007 where he trained 200 entrepreneurial MIT students to pursue their own ventures in low-income countries.

Irene Atuhairwe Duhaga is the Uganda country director at Seed Global Health, leading and providing oversight in strengthening health systems in the country through education, practice and policy — with a focus on maternal, neonatal, and child health and emergency care. Seed is working closely with the Uganda Ministry of Health and Ebola Incident Commander to help contain the Ebola outbreak.