Amanda Berman is a senior program management officer at GeoPoll. Her background is in international health, specifically monitoring and evaluation and mobile health.

Amanda Campbell is head of Net Zero at the Satellite Applications Catapult and started her career in sustainability via her circular-economy start-ups. Driven by impact, she progressed onto mentoring, consulting, and managed innovation for the UK’s largest waste company. Amanda specialized in corporate net zero strategies during her late MSc in Environmental Technology and joined the Catapult as she believes innovative applications of satellite technologies will drive the most impactful climate change solutions.

Amanda Folsom is a senior program director at Results for Development, where she leads the network facilitation and coordination of the Joint Learning Network for Universal Health Coverage. She also heads a health financing technical assistance program supporting policymakers and government leaders in Nigeria on the path to UHC.

Amanda Gimble is senior vice president of strategic initiatives at Safe Water Network, where she leads efforts to develop the evidence base and engage sector stakeholders to scale up small water enterprises. She brings over a decade of experience in the social enterprise sector, particularly in India and Ghana, where she works to drive systemic change through collaborative partnerships. Previously, she was first vice president and co-head of corporate strategy at Merrill Lynch. She holds an MBA from Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University.

Amanda Glassman is executive vice president and senior fellow at the Center for Global Development, leading work on priority-setting, resource allocation, and value for money in global health, with a particular interest in vaccination. She has 20 years of experience working on health and social protection policy and programs in Latin America and elsewhere in the developing world. Glassman has published on a wide range of health and social protection finance and policy topics.

Amanda Griffith is the CEO of Family For Every Child. She has over 40 years’ international experience working for both large and small INGOs, as well as international networks. She has been the CEO of three U.K. charities, as well as significant practitioner expertise with vulnerable children and young people.

Amanda Klasing is (acting) co-director of the Women's Rights Division at Human Rights Watch. Her work focuses on research and advocacy for the promotion of the human rights of women and girls around the world, including their right to health, social and economic rights, and right to live free from violence.

Amanda Levinson is the co-founder of NeedsList, a company creating solutions for a new era of crisis response.

Amanda McClelland, senior vice president of Prevent Epidemics and Resolve to Save Lives, is a leading voice in global public health education — both in times of war and peace. She is a registered nurse who has served as a front-line health worker during the West Africa Ebola outbreak and is today a leader in educating public health systems around the world on how to mount a full-spectrum response to epidemics and pandemics.