Tracy Nowski is an associate partner in McKinsey’s Washington, D.C., office whose work focuses on women's economic empowerment and women's health.

Tracy Shanks is a subject matter expert and leader in private sector engagement, trade and investment, market analysis, investment promotion, business reforms and efficiencies, public financial management, and business enabling environment. She brings more than 20 years of experience in international development and portfolio management at Chemonics, including executive roles as senior vice president for Afghanistan/Pakistan and South America.

Tracy is the program manager of IFC’s SME Ventures program, a pioneering small-business fund program operating in several post-conflict and fragile economies. She has been with IFC for approximately 15 years serving as a senior investment officer in Washington, D.C., and the investment manager of IFC’s SME initiative in Mozambique. She has 20 years of experience in development finance with a focus on emerging market private equity funds.

The Translation Glossary Project has evolved into a multiyear initiative involving the participation of the following people who have contributed to co-producing the content of the glossary and testing its effectiveness: Naomi Awali, Mary Balala, Abraham Danton Banda, Clemencia Bunya, Alick Bwanali, MacDonald Chande, Michael Chasukwa, Robert Chifundo, Maltrida Chikoko, Cynthia Chikoya, Cyprian Chimbiya, Peter Chipala, Grace Chipili, Angela Crack, Chiliro Gondwe, Cynthia Kachingue, Salome Kalidzinje, Malijani J. Kambauwa, Chifundo Kamulete, Joseph Kapoto, Wisdom Katola, Ellen Katoleza, Brian Kuntindi, Eneles Makalichi, Hope Maluwa, Egreton Masiwa, Maxwell Mawera, Hannah Mchenga, Wonderful Mkhutche, Sarah Mngualuko, Leonard Mnjuzi, Happy Mthulula, Chisomo Ndiwo, Evelyne Nkolokosa, Madalitso Nkosi, Victor I. Nyirenda, Harry Phiri, Nyatuwe Phiri, Sellina Phiri, Hastings Saka, Magret Shaibu, Lawrence Tchuka, Milca Tebulo, Dick Upile Thom.

Dr. Trevor Collins is a research fellow in technology-enhanced learning at The Open University’s Knowledge Media Institute. He has worked on a range of U.K. and European funded research projects with schools, universities, museums and charities; and has published in the fields of educational technology, human-computer interaction, and open and distance learning.

Trevor Lwere is a research and coordination consultant at Development Reimagined. He has a background in economics and global affairs.

Trevor Mundel leads the Gates Foundation’s efforts to develop high-impact interventions against the leading causes of death and disability in developing countries. He manages the foundation’s disease-specific R&D investments in HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, pneumonia, enteric and diarrheal diseases, and neglected tropical diseases. He also manages cross-cutting product development programs, including discovery and translational sciences, innovative technology solutions, integrated development, and vaccine development and surveillance.

Trevor Nicholls is the chief executive officer of CABI. He is also a steering committee member of the Association of International Research and Development Centers for Agriculture (AIRCA). Prior to joining CABI in 2005, he had 25 years building international businesses in the life science industry. He also has broad exprience initiating change and restructuring organizations, ranging from startups to FTSE 100/Nasdaq quoted companies.

Tricia Petruney is a technical advisor for research utilization at FHI 360, where she supports governments, funders and implementers to improve evidence-informed decision making within global development policy and program design.