Jane Wilbur is a social inclusion specialist currently working at WaterAid. She has experience in developing and implementing inclusive water, sanitation and hygiene programs; carrying out program reviews and evaluations, as well as conducting, analyzing and disseminating research to influence policy and practice.

Janeen Madan Keller is a senior policy analyst and assistant director of global health at the Center for Global Development. Since joining CGD in June 2015, her research has covered a range of topics including global health financing and aid effectiveness, among others. Previously, she spent two years in Dakar, Senegal, where she worked with the U.N. World Food Programme supporting nutrition and food security programs across West Africa.

Janelle Cruz is a Data Quality and Knowledge Management Assistant at Devex. Her work is focused on data management and improvement of data quality and current processes of the Devex Analytics team. She holds a bachelor's degree in international studies.

As a former development analyst at Devex, Janet contributed to Devex's analysis of global development business trends. She combines her passion for sustainable urban and social development with her business background. Her past experience includes urban sociological research, transportation planning, communication networks for global agricultural producers, education, finance and banking.

Janet Midega is a senior research adviser at Wellcome Trust in London. She provides scientific management and development support to AMR epidemiology and surveillance under Wellcome’s Drug-Resistant Infections Priority Programme. She is also a public health fellow in the New Voices Fellowship at the Aspen Institute in Washington.

Janet Voûte became responsible for Global Public Affairs at Nestlé in December 2010. She chairs the Nestlé Creating Shared Value Council, is a member of the internal Nestlé-in-Society Board and is responsible for driving Creating Shared Value including reporting, the Global CSV Forum and Stakeholder engagement. Mrs. Voûte also plays a leading role in Nestlé’s engagement to address the double-burden of malnutrition.

Janet Tobias is an an Emmy-Award winning filmmaker and an adjunct assistant professor of Medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and a research professor of Global Public Health at NYU.

Janet is a health informatics professional, who is passionate about developing and exploring technologies for social change. She has over seven years of experience managing health informatics programs with clients ranging from large healthcare organizations to academic institutions. Janet has a bachelor of science in computational biochemistry from Carleton University and a postgraduate certificate in health informatics from George Brown College. Janet is also an Acumen 2015 East Africa Fellow.

Janez Lenarčič is the European commissioner for crisis management in the Von der Leyen Commission.