Pierre Moon is a program management consultant based in South Asia. During the past decade, Pierre has worked with Oxfam GB, the International Planned Parenthood Federation, EngenderHealth and PSI in more than 20 countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia.

Pierre Salignon joined the Health and Social Protection Division at Agence Française de Développement as a project manager in early October 2013. His responsibilities include the follow-up of projects for Chad, the Comoros and Indian Ocean. A lawyer by training, he has been working for international solidarity and public health in fragile countries for over 20 years. His previous positions include executive director of the association Doctors of the World in France, project manager for the World Health Organization and executive director of the French Section of Doctors Without Borders.

Pierre Moreau-Péron joined UNOPS as director of the Human Resources Practice Group in January 2010. Pierre has extensive experience in HR, including 20 years in the private sector, mostly in the communications sector in Europe and Africa. Before joining the United Nations, he was the international HR director for Wanadoo, the second largest Internet provider in Europe. Since 2004, he has led the learning and career management branch of UNFPA, New York. He is a graduate in political studies from Sciences Po in Paris, France.

Pierre-Arnaud Barthel is senior project manager and lead expert in the local governments and urban development division in charge of operations at the French Agency for Development in Paris. He is the focal point in charge of digital issues in urban development and also deals with a portfolio of urban operations in Egypt, Ethiopia and Myanmar that AFD is financing.

Pierrick Judeaux is team lead of the AGI Power Africa Senior Advisors Group. He was previously AGI country head in Guinea.

Pippa Yeats is a co-founder and product manager at Turn.io. She focuses on designing a product and community that uses chat and behavioral science to drive real-world social impact.

Polly Dunford is president and CEO at IntraHealth International. She has almost 20 years of experience with the U.S. Agency for International Development in Cambodia, Haiti, Jordan, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Washington, most recently serving as global director for HIV/AIDS. In this role, she led the agency’s efforts to help countries achieve and sustain epidemic control of HIV/AIDS under the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.

Polly Meeks is an independent consultant specializing in development finance and inclusive development. She previously worked at the European Network on Debt and Development, ADD International, the U.K. Parliament International Development Committee, and the U.K. National Audit Office.

Poorvi Gupta is an independent journalist based in New Delhi, India. She covers sociopolitical issues and culture through a gender lens and has been published in several nationally and internationally acclaimed publications like The Polis Project, Nikkei Asia, YES! Magazine, Article-14, The Hindu, VICE, Feminism in India, SheThePeople, among others.

Poppy McPherson is a journalist based in Myanmar. She has spent the past five years mainly covering Southeast Asia, most recently focusing on Myanmar and Bangladesh, for the Guardian, Guardian Cities, Buzzfeed, Foreign Policy, Time and others.