Krystle Corpuz is a project manager and natural resource management specialist on the agriculture, water, and environment team, within RTI International’s development group. Krystle currently manages the USAID Reducing Demand for Wildlife project, where she oversees overall project performance. She has more than 10 years of experience managing international development programs funded by USAID, the Asian Development Bank, AusAID, and World Bank focused on infrastructure and climate change activities in Asia and the south Pacific.

Kunal Purohit is a Mumbai-based independent journalist, writing on development, governance, gender, politics and the intersections between them. He has been a journalist for over a decade and is an alumnus of the School of Oriental and African Studies, London.

Kunchok Dorjee, MBBS, Ph.D., MPH is an assistant professor of medicine and international health at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health. As a physician-epidemiologist, his work focuses on the prevention and control of infectious diseases at the population level, particularly tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS.

Kunera Moore is the global theme lead for child labor at the Rainforest Alliance. She leads the organization's child labor strategy and develops tools, training, and other support for farmers, civil society organizations, and business partners to better tackle child labor in agricultural supply chains. Moore brings more than 20 years of experience in human rights and sustainable development in international supply chains.

Kusi Hornberger is a partner at Dalberg and author of the recently released book, “Scaling Impact: Finance and Investment for a Better World.”

Kweilin Ellingrud is a partner in McKinsey’s Minneapolis office and leads McKinsey’s Closing the Global Gender Gap initiative.

Kwesi Atta Krah is the director of Humidtropics, a CGIAR research program led by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture. Prior to this, he was deputy director-general of Bioversity International (2005-2012). His research interest is in agricultural systems, agricultural biodiversity management and agroforestry. He holds a doctorate in agroforestry and natural resources management.

Kwesi Eghan provides technical assistance for Medicines Benefits Management for Management Sciences for Health. Eghan was a primary facilitator for the development of the National Health Insurance Policy Framework and the Health Insurance Act (Act 650) of Ghana. As a member of the government-appointed National Health Insurance Council of Ghana, he served as head of the national medicines and tariffs committee with oversight responsibility for the development and implementation of the initial reimbursable drug list, pricing and costing of procedures, and establishments of tariff for the reimbursement of health services and medicines for improved quality of care. Eghan, a pharmacist, has over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, public and private sector health financing, design of community and national health insurance systems, and program management of HIV and AIDS, NTDs, tuberculosis, and malaria initiatives.

Kyle Munn has worked in international affairs for the past 10 years, first in Japan and now with CASE as program coordinator of communications and marketing.

Ladd Connell is environment director at Bank information Center, with a specific focus on the role of forests in sustainable development and the importance of secure land titles for Indigenous and forest peoples. Prior to joining BIC, Ladd was the director for multilateral relations at Conservation International and also consulted with the International Union for Conservation of Nature, leading its work on the World Bank safeguarding policies.