Patsy Bailey is a scientist for reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health at FHI 360. Her expertise includes evaluation, family planning, maternal health, and post-abortion care.

Patty Fong is the program director for Climate and Health & Well-being at Global Alliance for the Future of Food, an alliance of philanthropic foundations working together and with others to transform global food systems. Her work currently focuses on advocating for an integrated policy approach to food, climate, and health at international and national levels. She was formerly founding COO and program director for more than a decade at the European Climate Foundation, a major philanthropic initiative established by several global foundations in 2008, with a focus on European leadership on climate and energy. From 1998 to 2005, Patty helped launch and manage the Energy Foundation’s China Sustainable Energy Program, the first major philanthropic initiative on climate and energy in China.

Paul Adepoju is a Nigeria-based Devex Contributing Reporter, academic, and author. He covers health and tech in Africa for leading local and international media outlets including CNN, Quartz, and The Guardian. He's also the founder of healthnews.africa. He is completing a doctorate in cell biology and genetics and holds several reporting awards in health and tech.

Paul Batchelor is chairman of Crown Agents since 2007. A former member of PwC's Global Management Team, responsible for strategy development and specialized in major international development projects as well as the reform of public enterprises, public services and public administration, Batchelor is also a member of Transparency International's advisory council, chairman of Oxford Policy Management and a WaterAid trustee.

Paul Bhuhi is managing director of Vantage Health Technologies. With over 30 years’ experience in senior executive roles, Bhuhi helps companies through digital transformation, consulting, advisory, innovation, and building effective go-to-market models. Bhuhi’s previous roles include partner at KPMG, managing partner at Hewlett Packard, and executive partner at IBM.

Paul Bundick is a senior program manager with more than 35 years of experience in international development. He currently directs the Department of Economic Development and Livelihoods at FHI 360 and oversees a large portfolio of projects in livelihoods, enterprise development, and inclusive finance. He holds a Ph.D. in human and organizational systems from Fielding Graduate University. His learning priorities currently center on applying the insights of evolutionary systems theory to seemingly intractable human development problems, and the role of consciousness in social change.

Paul Callan is Dalberg’s regional director of the Middle East and North Africa region, based in Abu Dhabi. He also co-leads Dalberg Advisors' Strategy and Performance practice area. Paul has provided advice on strategy, organizational development, design of new initiatives, and change management to many United Nations agencies, the World Bank, regional development banks, nongovernmental organizations, donors, and governments.

Paul Castle is communications manager at the Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture, based in Basel, Switzerland. Between careers in healthcare and agribusiness, Paul worked as a journalist and translator. 30 years after graduating from Oxford, he completed a certificate in African Studies at Basel University, specializing in radio extension for smallholders in minority languages. Paul is trustee of a children's cancer foundation and an international rowing commentator.

Paul Davies is Adam Smith International’s director of revenue reform and is responsible for all of Adam Smith International’s revenue reform work around the world. For the past 17 years he has managed multimillion, multiyear, multidisciplinary projects for a wide range of governments and donors in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. He was one of the first consultants to be active in Afghanistan in early 2002, and from 2004 directed DfID’s flagship program of reform and restructuring of the Revenue Department of the Ministry of Finance in Afghanistan.

Paul De Wit is senior land tenure adviser in Myanmar for the EU FAO-FIRST Programme which facilitates policy development for the implementation of SDG2 “zero hunger” in 32 countries. He is also an RRI fellow providing guidance on land governance.