Zoe Green is a chartered planning consultant with Atkins Ltd, with experience in policy and masterplanning projects for both private and public sector clients internationally, and sits on a number of committees for the UK Royal Town Planning Institute.
Anna Leidreiter is Policy Officer - Climate and Energy at the World Future Council Foundation in Hamburg, which aims to place the interests of future generations at the centre of policy making.
Andrew Fleming (Twitter: @AndrewSFleming) works as the Senior Researcher at the Cape Town Partnership, a non-profit company dedicated to the coordination and promotion of urban development in Cape Town.
Mike Duff (Twitter: @MrMikeDuff) is a consultant on strategy, planning and sustainability for cities at WSP, based in London. He is part of the Harvard Working Group for Sustainable Cities, and a guest lecturer at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, and the London School of Economics Cities Programme. His opinions are his own.
A freelance writer, researcher and consultant on contemporary urbanism, with specific research interests including public space and the public realm, and community-based participatory planning. Before completing the MSc in Urbanisation and Development at the London School of Economics, she was the recipient of the Revson Fellowship at Columbia University and was the founder and director of DreamYard's ACTION project, an arts and social justice program for teenagers in Bronx, New York.
Timeyin Uwejamomere is Senior Policy Analyst for urban water and sanitation services and current Country Representative for Nigeria at WaterAid.
Michele Acuto is CPD Research Fellow at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School, PhD Candidate at the Australian National University, and Contributing Editor for the <em>Diplomatic Courier</em>.
With a background in urban planning and community organizing, Marcus Tudehope has been involved in the advocacy of the homeless in Western Australia, informal settlers in the Philippines and rural community development projects in South India.
Edad Mercier is a graduate of Urban History at Harvard College and the MSc in Urbanisation and Development at the London School of Economics. Her research interests include post-conflict emergency relief, gender-responsive infrastructural planning, and socioeconomic development in the Caribbean and Latin America.