Agenda Contributors

Christopher Walljasper

Journalist, Reuters

Intern, Climate Action & Data Outreach, World Resources Institute

Margot Wallstrom

Former UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict

Lynette Wallworth

Director for Health, Aga Khan Development Network

Research Assistant, Bruegel

PhD candidate, Department of Economics, Yale University

Head, Talent Line of Business, Chicago, Willis Towers Watson

Freelance writer

Professor, Applied Physiology, Liverpool John Moores University

Member of the research team for the World Development Report 2015, World Bank

Professor of Human Resource Management and Employment Relations, King's College London

Ph.D. Candidate, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Lecturer in Health and Exercise Sciences, Northumbria University, Newcastle

Professor of International Relations, , University of Melbourne

Jonathan Walter

Writer and Editor, World Economic Forum

Principal, Ember

Professor of Crop Science , ETH Zurich

Natalie Walters

Intern, Business Insider

Shirley Walters

Emeritus Professor, University of Western Cape

Gabrielle Walters

Lecturer, University of Queensland

Jonathan Walters

Senior Advisor, Infrastructure, Castalia Advisors

Michael Walther

Writer, ETH Zurich

Pierre Walthéry

Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Time Use Research, UCL

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Victoria

Writer, Education First

Reporter, Circle of Blue

Caroline Wambui

Writer, Reuters

PhD Student in Political Economy, Renmin University, Beijing

Assistant Professor in Hydrological Extremes, Utrecht University

M.D., Director, Hangzhou Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Hangzhou, China

Ph.D. job market candidate, University of Michigan

Professor of Law, Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University

Communications Lead, World Economic Forum

Public Relations Manager, Dreame Technology

Global Partner, Kearney

Investment manager, Singtel Innov8

Lecturer of Fluid Mechanics in Civil Engineering, University of Dundee

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