Sanda Ojiambo is the CEO and executive director of the U.N. Global Compact.

Sander Glas is a development finance specialist with experience working at the United Nations, World Bank, and USAID. His work has covered the policy dimensions of development finance through engagements in leading multilateral fora, as well as transactional blended finance work with a focus on agricultural finance and fragile and conflict-affected situations.

Sander Tordoir is a senior economist at the Centre for European Reform, a think tank devoted to making the European Union work better and strengthening its role in the world. The opinion piece draws from his CER research with Tobias Krahnke. Find their research at: https://www.cer.eu/publications/archive/policy-brief/2023/imf-lending-too-expensive

Sandra Krause is the reproductive health program director at the Women's Refugee Commission, where she provides strategic direction on sexual and reproductive health advocacy and research. She has been active in the public health arena for 25 years, 20 of which have been devoted to international health working in various regions including Thailand, Haiti, Colombia, and Croatia, as well as numerous countries in sub-Saharan Africa. Sandra has conducted reproductive health needs assessments in multiple emergency settings. She has established health programs for refugees and internally displaced persons in Somalia, Sudan, and Malawi, where she was a country director. Sandra established the health unit and worked as the international health advisor for six years at the headquarters of a leading humanitarian response agency.

Sandra McCoy is an associate adjunct professor in the epidemiology division at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health. She studies how social, economic, and cultural forces influence disease transmission and health outcomes.

Sandra Mounier-Jack is a senior lecturer in health policy at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, specializing in health systems, vaccine policy and vaccination program implementation. She is currently leading in a five year program evaluating the delivery of the English vaccination program and is working on a comprehensive review of lessons learned from HPV vaccine introduction demonstration projects in low and middle income countries. She has been a member of the GAVI Independent Review Committee since 2012.

Sandra Pepera is a career diplomat and international development professional. Before joining the National Democratic Institute as its director for gender, women and democracy, she spent 13 years as a senior officer at the U.K.’s Department for International Development, and led programs in the Caribbean, Rwanda-Burundi and Sudan.

Sandra Prieto is global director of operations and financial inclusion at the Terwilliger Center for Innovation in Shelter, Habitat for Humanity International.

Sandra Remancus is director of Alive & Thrive and has 30 years of experience in nutrition, food security, public health, and program management. She previously served as the initiative’s regional director for Africa and prior to that was the project director of the USAID Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project

Sandrine Chetail is the director of agriculture at Mercy Corps, bringing over 15 years of professional experience in international development in West Africa and South East Asia. She joined Mercy Corps in 2008 as program director based in Sri Lanka for a five-country response to the global food crisis, and was deputy country director in Niger and Liberia before joining Mercy Corps’ technical support teams.