Carmen Muñoz is the assistant director of the Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center at the Atlantic Council. She graduated from University of California, Berkeley with a B.A. in history before joining the Peace Corps where she served in both Guatemala and Jamaica. She graduated in 2014 with a M.S. in foreign service, and M.A. in history from Georgetown University.

Carmen Mezzera has been executive director of the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs since January 2014. Previously, she served as director of programs and operations at the Bretton Woods Committee; executive director of the Fair Trade Federation; assistant director for education and outreach at the Atlantic Council of the United States; and director of Alumni Relations for the School of International Service at American University.

Carmit Keddem is the deputy director for health logistics at John Snow, Inc. (JSI), a private company with a public health mission, dedicated to helping their partners improve the lives of the people and communities they serve. Carmit has spent more than a decade working with governments to make sure health products are available to people, when and where they need them. She draws on her experience of working directly with health programs to design and optimize their health supply chains and build human and organizational capacity.

Carol Dreibelbis is a U.S. policy and research analyst at 1,000 Days, an initiative of FHI Solutions, where she works to improve the health and well-being of mothers and babies. Before joining 1,000 Days in 2018, Dreibelbis led evidence-review projects in service of the USDA Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion.

Carol Pineau is the Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at GeoPoll. She came to GeoPoll following a long career in journalism in Africa for major media, including CNN, Reuters, and VOA. An award winning filmmaker and journalist, her ground breaking full-length documentary, Africa Open for Business, was voted the BBC Documentary of the Year, and screened at numerous high level venues including the World Economic Forum, G-8, US Congress, United Nations, and TED.

Carola Buscemi is a pediatrician at the Médecins Sans Frontières emergency pediatric hospital in Kenema district, Sierra Leone. Carola joined MSF in 2018, carrying out two assignments in Lesbos, Greece, before beginning her work in Sierra Leone in February 2020.

Carole Ageng’o is the Africa regional representative at HelpAge International.

Carolin Ekman is managing the IBP Network’s communications activities and is part of the IBP secretariat. She has led several storytelling projects — translating knowledge, research, and data into captivating and convincing narratives — and encourages and trains partners to apply storytelling in their work. With 14 years of multidisciplinary experience from the U.N. system, NGOs, and the private sector, she applies a holistic approach to sexual and reproductive health, and aims to tell stories that highlight how SRH is linked to rights, norms, and the fostering of sustainable societies.

Caroline Anstey is president and CEO at Pact. She has more than 25 years of leadership experience in social and economic development in both the public and private sectors. After an 18-year career at the World Bank Group, she joined UBS as group managing director. She subsequently served as a senior adviser to both the Inter-American Development Bank and the World Economic Forum. For five years, she served as sherpa to the heads of government meetings of the G-7 and G-20 groups of nations.

Caroline Brooks is Syria programs manager at International Alert, a peace-building NGO working through partners inside Syria and neighboring countries to strengthen capacities to manage and resolve conflict. Caroline is engaged in research on gender-relational approaches to peace building, mediation, the politics of conflict and violence, and the politics of human rights.