Anna Patricia Valerio is a former Manila-based development analyst who focused on writing innovative, in-the-know content for senior executives in the international development community. Before joining Devex, Patricia wrote and edited business, technology and health stories for BusinessWorld, a Manila-based business newspaper.

Anna van ’t Noordende is a program support and Ph.D. research officer for No Leprosy Remains’ PEP++ project, a study — or clinical trial, depending on the group — that aims to provide new tools to stop the transmission of leprosy. Her Ph.D. study focuses on the social and psychological impact of leprosy and leprosy-related stigma and interventions to reduce this impact at individual, family, and community levels.

Anna Zimmermann Jin joined the Skoll Foundation in 2016 and currently serves as manager on the Analysis & Insight team. She is responsible for managing the foundation's research agenda, producing intelligence on the issue areas, geographies, and ecosystems the foundation's awardees operate in, and assessing the impact of Skoll's portfolio to support ongoing learning and evidence-based decision making.

Anne Hayes is the chief operating officer of Inclusive Development Partners, an organization with more than 20 years of experience focusing on disability-inclusive development in more than 30 countries. As an independent consultant, Hayes supported disability-inclusive development programming for various civil society organizations, disabled persons organizations and United Nations agencies.

Anne Kabagambe is the author of “A Global Playbook for the Next Pandemic.” A citizen of Uganda, she served as an executive director of the World Bank from October 2018 to October 2020, representing 22 African countries.

Anne Paisley is a former senior manager of editorial planning and production at Devex, where she oversaw Devex’s newsletters, website, and editorial production team. Prior to joining Devex in 2015, Anne was the managing editor at the Center for American Progress. She has previously held positions at CNN, the U.S. Department of State, and Cambridge Associates. She earned a bachelor’s degree in international affairs and Asian studies from George Washington University, including a semester abroad at Peking University in Beijing.

Anne Philpott is head of evaluation support group at DFID, working for 5 years on DFID India’s response to under nutrition in India — home to 40% of the world’s underweight children. She worked in the ‘Nutrition for Growth’ summit team — an event which ended with 94 governments and organisations making commitments to tackle nutrition.

Anne C. Richard is the assistant secretary of state for population, refugees, and migration since April 2012. Her bureau's mission is to provide protection, ease suffering, and resolve the plight of persecuted and uprooted people around the world on behalf of the American people.

Anne Stake is co-president at Medtronic LABS, where she leads the organization's strategic vision and develops open-source technology and AI to transform health systems. With over a decade of experience at the intersection of technology, design, and public policy, Anne has worked with the Clinton Health Access Initiative, Rwanda’s Ministry of Health, and IDEO. She has designed health technologies alongside communities in Rwanda, Kenya, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, India, and the United States. Anne holds degrees from Stanford University, Parsons School of Design, and Oxford University, and is passionate about scaling well-designed technology to improve global health outcomes.

Anne Stangl is a senior behavioral scientist at the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW). In this role, she develops strategies and coordinate efforts to improve health outcomes for women, girls and marginalized populations by reducing stigma and promoting human rights. Stangl is also director of the Stigma Action Network secretariat.