Olohikhuae Egbokhare is an associate with the Health and Human Rights Initiative and the Center for Transformational Health Law at the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law. Her interests include reproductive rights, access to affordable reproductive technologies, global health preparedness, and fair access to quality health care.

Oluf Zejlund Jessen works as a project manager at DHI with a focus on international projects related to water management and climate change resilience. He is currently team leader for the global UNEP implemented project Flood and Drought Management Tools aimed at developing tools supporting decision makers with the inclusion of flood, drought and climate change events into existing planning methods. His international experience includes a large number of projects within Africa, Asia and Europe.

Olusegun Obasanjo served as president of Nigeria from 1976-1979 and 1999-2007. He led Nigeria’s fight against AIDS, hosting the African Summit on HIV/AIDS in 2001, which led to the establishment of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. He is a member of the Club de Madrid.

Oluseun Onigbinde is the global director of the BudgIT Foundation.

Oluwaseun Sonoiki is a lawyer with dual qualifications in Nigeria and the United Kingdom. She serves as the legal counsel for the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, a Lagos State government agency responsible for the planning, implementation, franchising, and regulation of public transportation in Lagos, Nigeria. She has played a pivotal role in coordinating LAMATA’s participation in the U.K. aid-funded “EMPOWER and Inclusive Interchanges” High Volume Transport Applied Research program.

Oluwatola Toluwani is a dentist in Osun state, Nigeria, who is interested in transforming the health financing landscape in sub-Saharan Africa.

Oluwatosin Adeshokan is a freelance journalist in West Africa writing about development, conflict, finance and everything in between.

Oluyemisi Oloruntuyi is head of the developing world and accessibility program at the Marine Stewardship Council. Oloruntuyi’s role involves leading the implementation of strategy to increase the participation of fisheries from the "global south." This involves the evaluation, development, and implementation of policies and tools to ensure that the MSC program is applicable and accessible to developing countries. She specifically oversees the MSC’s engagement in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.

Omar Al Braiki is a national experts program fellow and the deputy chief negotiator for COP 28 at the office of the UAE special envoy for climate change. National experts program is a multidimensional learning initiative for Emirati experts who are poised to play a transformative role in future-growth sectors aligned with the United Arab Emirates’ national priorities.

Omar currently supports Philips by building global Sovereign Financing and Alternative Funding capabilities. In this role, he focuses in structuring innovative financing schemes aimed to facilitate the implementation of large healthcare integral solutions to be provided by Philips, and works in close collaboration with private hospitals, clinics, governments, funding institutions and agencies worldwide.