Casey Sword works at DAI on trade and investment in East Africa. In addition to her project delivery experience, she has researched and written on development finance and workforce development. She holds a bachelor’s degree in foreign affairs from the University of Virginia.

Cassandre Pignon is the West Africa regional director at IDinsight, based in Dakar, Senegal. She leads portfolio development and client engagements across West Africa and the Francophone region beyond West Africa.

Cassie Chandler is the global manager for microfinance and health protection at Freedom from Hunger. She has worked at Freedom from Hunger since 2008. In her current role, Cassie provides strategic and technical leadership and support to advance integrated health and financial services initiative. Prior to joining Freedom from Hunger, Cassie worked with the Latino Health Access Network in New Orleans and with organizations in Mexico and Kenya on microfinance and HIV/AIDS projects. She served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Honduras focusing on maternal and child health.

Chef Cat Cora is known for her role on Food Network’s Iron Chef, the competition’s first female winner. Cora is also the co-founder of the non-profit organization, Chefs for Humanity. She has worked with Michelle Obama’s Chefs Move to School campaign and has traveled with Save the Children, the World Food Program and several policy makers.

Catalina Reyes is an advocacy officer at Publish What You Fund. She monitors news and developments on the World Bank, U.S. foreign assistance and aid transparency, and directly engages with people who work on aid reform and aid effectiveness. Her background includes education reform and human rights advocacy in the nonprofit sector. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Arizona State University and a master’s in international affairs from Catholic University in Washington, D.C.

Catarina is a transformational leadership & wellness coach that helps changemakers who feel overwhelmed when it comes to balancing their purpose-driven work with their personal health and happiness. She supports them to create more time and energy to get it all done with less stress and burnout, so they can feel inspired, do good sustainably, and increase their impact.

Catarina de Albuquerque joined Sanitation and Water for All in 2014. Her priorities as CEO include providing strategic leadership to the partnership, as well as being an influential and powerful advocate for SWA and managing the secretariat. Before joining SWA, de Albuquerque was the first United Nations special rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation. She was awarded the human rights golden medal by the Portuguese Parliament for outstanding work in the area of human rights.

Caterina Alari has been a senior adviser in the National School of Government International from 2012 to March 2016 and is now based in Islamabad. She has developed and delivered programs of civil service reform, leadership development, ethics and integrity, service delivery and change management – in many countries including Mozambique, Uganda, Sudan, Angola, Cyprus, Ethiopia, Cambodia, Iraq, Kyrgyzstan and Rwanda.

Dr. Catharina Boehme is CEO of FIND and co-convener of the Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator Diagnostics Partnership. She leads over 300 staff operating across 80 countries in collaboration with hundreds of partner organizations to deliver innovations in diagnostic testing to solve some of the world’s most challenging health problems.

Catherine Alston is regional program manager for USAID's Farmer-to-Farmer project in West Africa. Alston draws on her experience from volunteering with the Peace Corps to create meaningful people-to-people exchanges that enhance the lives and livelihoods of small-holder farmers. She is based in Ghana and supervises F2F program implementation the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Liberia and Senegal.