Nelson is a final year medical student of the University of Uyo, Nigeria and former Co-chair of InciSioN Nigeria. He has always been fascinated by the wide gap between dialogue and implementation with respect to deep rooted racial injustice in global health. He totally believes global surgery has a lot to teach the wider global health ecosystem about solutions to systemic racism.

Mr. Mubarak Mohammed is the head of anesthesia at the Edna Adan Hospital and deeply passionate about global health. Noticing the problematic lack of specialists, surgeons, anesthetists and physiotherapists in his home country, Somaliland, he decided to help bring change and thereby hope to the less fortunate of Somaliland.

Dr Omar Abdallah is a neurosurgical trainee and volunteer with the Syrian American Medical Society, and worked on the frontline as a doctor in Aleppo during the Syrian civil war, amidst the bombs and rubble of an active conflict.

Gerald is the Country Coordinator and Researcher for the SURG Africa Project. he has 8 years experience in running surgical capacity building projects in Malawi and has worked in medical research, coordinating projects as well as monitoring clinical trials for 16 years.

Ankit is a medical intern, a soon-to-be doctor from Manipal University, India and also an education team member of InciSioN. Already passionate about global health and global surgery, he developed interests in health policy after attending 71st World Health Assembly at Geneva. He wishes to capitalize on his experience of working in low-resources settings to further the agenda of global surgery in LMICs such as India.

Dr Roshan Radhakrishnan is an anaesthetist in India. He is an award winning author and a dedicated blogger, writing on his website, GodYears.net. He is an advocate for safer surgery worldwide.