Shannon Senefeld is senior vice president of overseas operations at Catholic Relief Services.

Shannon Stewart has over 10 years' experience in empirical research, modeling, and statistics, with a strong interest in supply chains and cybersecurity. As senior data scientist at the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery, she develops original models for supply chain risk, conducts research on illicit financial transactions, and oversees some research on the prevalence of forced labor.

Shanyn Ronis, executive director of the Education Global Access Program (E-Gap), a U.S.-based nonprofit that trains and supports teachers working in conflict zones and areas of extreme poverty. She is a sociocultural anthropologist who specializes in improving resource access among marginalized communities.

Sharanya Kanikkannan is the legal and policy advisor for AIDS-Free World and its Code Blue Campaign to end impunity for sexual abuse committed by U.N. personnel. She has worked for the past 10 years as a human rights and gender expert, working with grassroots organizations, international civil society, government institutes, and the U.N. She specializes in feminist policy analysis and access to justice for sexual and gender-based violence.

Dr. Sharath BN is a medical doctor and worked as WHO national consultant for tuberculosis with the national TB program in India between 2006 and 2013. Currently, he is working as faculty in the Department of Community Medicine at ESIC Medical College and PGIMSR in Bangalore, India.

Sharmeen Contractor is senior adviser for market systems and investors at Oxfam America. Prior to this, Sharmeen worked as a specialist in environmental, social, and governance research and engagement at CtW Investment Group and as an associate within the ESG team at MSCI Inc. She graduated with a Master of Arts in International Affairs from Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies and a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Mumbai.

Sharmila is currently an instructor at the University of Vermont. She has a master’s degree in gender and development and has supervised and conducted research projects on human trafficking and related issues. She has also worked as a debate and public-speaking consultant in more than 20 countries.

Sharon Bhagwan Rolls is a second-generation Fiji Island feminist working on the intersection of gender, media, communications, and peace, including supporting women-led media and communications to amplify peace-building efforts. She advocates for a peace-development-humanitarian nexus approach and is engaged in regional intergovernmental and multilateral processes on gender, peace, and security.

Sharon D'Agostino is vice president for corporate citizenship at Johnson & Johnson. She drives the company's citizenship and sustainability strategy and leads the Worldwide Corporate Contributions team in guiding the company's strategic philanthropy. As a global health advocate, Sharon is a prolific blogger about issues that impact the survival, health and empowerment of girls, women and children. Her personal passion is to help ensure that their voices are heard.

Sharon D’Onofrio is the director of learning for the USAID INVEST project at DAI. She has over 20 years of experience in international development focusing on financial services, women’s economic empowerment, and private sector engagement and investment.