Claudine Humure is partnership coordinator at the University of Global Health Equity, where she serves as the in-country host for the university's donors, partners, and other guests. As a member of the Rwanda Society of Prosthetists & Orthotists, she has worked on several projects to advocate for and support amputees and the wider disability community in Rwanda. She designed a 3D printable prosthetic socket for transfemoral amputees, a project that earned her the OZY Genius Award.

Claus Runge leads the Market Access, Public Affairs & Sustainability group at Bayer AG – Pharmaceuticals. Claus is a pharmacist and health economist by training and holds a Ph.D. from the Humboldt University in Berlin. He served as one of the editors of the European Journal of Health Economics from 2006-2017, and has published numerous articles in high impact journals, with a focus on health economics and quality of life research.

Clement is NewGlobe's Africa director and the managing director of Rwanda Education Quality Improvement Program, or RwandaEQUIP — the government's transformative program aiming to make the Rwandan basic education system globally competitive. Clement led the digital transformation of government services in Rwanda as the founding CEO at Irembo. Over four years, Clement helped bring more than 80 government services online, used by an average of 200,000 Rwandans monthly. Prior to Irembo, Clement founded and led AXIS, a software engineering services company.

Cliff Prior is the CEO at the Global Steering Group for Impact Investing, an independent agency catalyzing impact investment to benefit all people and our planet, with a growing movement across 70 countries. Previously, Cliff was CEO of Big Society Capital, the UK’s wholesale social impact investor and market developer; CEO of UnLtd, the UK foundation for social entrepreneurs; CEO of Rethink for people affected by severe mental ill health; and has also worked in health care, elder care, social housing, and homelessness.

Clothilde Goujard is a journalist based in Jordan, where she reports on humanitarian issues, regional and national politics, the environment, and technology. She previously covered Europe’s regulation of online platforms and artificial intelligence as a senior reporter with POLITICO in Brussels, Belgium. Prior to that, she worked for several years in Canada as a video journalist for Agence France-Presse and CBC.

Colby Pacheco is a program officer in the democracy, governance and media division at IREX. Since 2013 he has managed the implementation of the USAID-funded Civil Society and Media Leadership program in Liberia, U.S. Department of State- funded Syrian Youth for Tolerance program and the Syrian Dialogue on the Future. He also worked on the Kazakhstan-based BOTA Foundation.

Colin Earp is KPMG’s global digital infrastructure leader, global infratech leader/infra chief data officer, and global airports and aviation leader. He has over 30 years of experience in successfully developing and delivering strategy, portfolio, and capital project advisory. He has deep experience working with high profile clients across multiple industries and has worked across multiple geographies to help co-develop and solve some of their most complex corporate and capital asset delivery challenges.

Colin Meyn has been a journalist in Cambodia for the past nine years. He is currently an editor at Southeast Asia Globe, a monthly magazine based in Phnom Penh. He previously worked at The Cambodia Daily, where he led political coverage of the 2013 national election and its aftermath before spending three years as the editor-in-chief. Colin also launched Lift, a weekly dual-language magazine in The Phnom Penh Post targeting Cambodia youth. Colin has an undergraduate degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and grew up in Topsham, Maine.

Colleen McCracken is a volunteer for RESULTS, an advocacy group that creates the will to end the worst aspects of poverty.