Tom Achoki, AB InBev Foundation
Neha Agarwal, PATH
Frank Aswani, AVPA
Ana Laura Elizondo, FEMSA
William Ernest, Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)
Facundo Etchebehere, Danone
Sophie Faujour, Impact Europe
Catalina Garcia, AB InBev
Nilanjan Ghosh, Observer Research Foundation
Nikolaj Gilbert, PATH
Lorena Guillé-Laris, FEMSA
Catalina Herrera, Latimpacto
Allie Hollowell, AVPA
Carlos A. Hurtado Aguilar, FEMSA
Manuela Jiménez López, Latimpacto
Uday Khemka, Khemka Foundation
Emmanuel Marchant, Danone
Nouf bint Muhammad bin Abdullah Al Saud, King Khalid Foundation
Abdelrahman Nagy, 3ie (International Initiative for Impact Evaluation)
Aaran Patel, Khemka Foundation
Haje Schutte, OECD
Noura Selim, McKinsey & Company
Kehinde Sonuga, Diageo
Attilio Tardani, Danone
Fermin Vivanco, Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)
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