Moira Lavelle is an independent reporter based in Athens, Greece. She covers migration, borders, gender, and politics, and she has written previously for The Independent, Al Jazeera, The Times of London, VICE, and other publications.

Moira Whelan is director of democracy and technology at the National Democratic Institute. She has previously served in leadership roles at the State Department, USAID, and on Capitol Hill.

Moitreyee Sinha is the associate director of the health and infrastructure portfolio at the Global Development Incubator, where she works with new initiatives and social enterprises including International Lifeline Fund and Basic Needs. Before joining GDI, Moitreyee managed the global health portfolio for the GE Foundation and has extensive experience in leading large-scale global initiatives, shaping cross-sector collaborations and social changes at the crossroads of public, private and philanthropic sectors. She has received the Kingdom of Cambodia's highest award for philanthropy.

Molly Anders is a former U.K. correspondent for Devex. Based in London, she reports on development finance trends with a focus on British and European institutions. She is especially interested in evidence-based development and women’s economic empowerment, as well as innovative financing for the protection of migrants and refugees. Molly is a former Fulbright Scholar and studied Arabic in Syria, Jordan, Egypt and Morocco.

Mark Viso is president and CEO of Pact, an international nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., working in more than 25 countries worldwide.

Molly Hellmuth, Ph.D., is an international lead on climate and resilience at ICF as well as an ICF Climate Center senior fellow. She has over 25 years of experience mainstreaming climate-resilient development for various organizations, including USAID, FCDO, the World Bank, the African Development Bank, and the United Nations. She is also the lead author of the international climate resilience chapter in the forthcoming fifth U.S. National Climate Assessment.

Molly Loomis is an international public health and organizational development manager, team leader, facilitator and trainer at Deloitte Consulting LLP’s emerging markets practice. With over a decade of experience in public health, Molly offers experience in project design, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation, and capacity development and performance improvement. She has worked with counterparts at national/ministerial level, NGOs, and community based organizations to strengthen health systems. Molly also has a strong background in technical areas ranging from HIV/AIDS to family planning and reproductive health to health economics, health financing and health policy.

Molly McCluskey is an independent journalist whose work has appeared in Al Jazeera English, U.S. News & World Report, Middle East Eye, The Washington Post, National Geographic, and an array of national and international publications. She has written extensively on global economic issues and their impacts on individuals, institutions and nations. In 2014, Molly was selected for the prestigious International Women’s Media Foundation’s Democratic Republic of the Congo reporting fellowship, and in 2016 won the McGraw Fellowship for Business Reporting. She recently completed her third term as a member of the Board of Governors of the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. She divides her time between the U.S. and Europe.

Molly McKeon is a staff associate with the environment and natural resource sector at Tetra Tech. She was a Pacific Forum CSIS Worldwide Support for Development Handa Fellow with a focus on environmental security. Her firsthand experience with earthquakes and flooding across Asia led her into disaster resilience related work.

Molly Jamieson Eberhardt is a senior program officer on the global education team at the Results for Development Institute. Molly works on R4D’s growing portfolio of learning and evaluation projects. Prior to joining R4D, Molly was a seventh-grade math teacher in the school district of Philadelphia and KIPP Public Charter Schools in Washington, D.C. Molly holds a bachelor’s degree from Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and studied education policy at the University of Pennsylvania’s Graduate School of Education.