Omar Galárraga, a health economist and health services researcher, is the Director of the Health Services Research doctoral program at Brown University, where he is a tenured Associate Professor of Health Services Policy and Practice at the School of Public Health. He serves in the steering committee for the Population Studies and Training Center (PSTC), and as an advisor to the university's Data Science Initiative.

Lilian Geraldo is a Lawyer at the Cardinal Law Group in Ghana where she provides business-oriented legal services including corporate structuring and business development, negotiation and facilitation of commercial transactions, legal compliance and immigration, among others, to both local and international corporations.

Miriam Oppong is an agribusiness expert and has worked as a consultant on the project “Circular Economy in Ghana's Agri-food Value Chain - A Triple Bottom Line Sustainability Assessment”.

Eunice Pokuaa Oppong is currently a lecturer in Business Analytics at the Department of Sustainable Futures, University of Exeter Business School, United Kingdom. She is trained in Applied Economics, techno-economic assessment, energy economics, and value-and supply-chain impact assessment within agricultural and energy systems.

Ernest Darfour is an Officer of the Parliamentary Service of Ghana with over twelve years of experience, providing procedural advice for Members of Ghana’s Parliament, conducting research as well as writing briefs and position papers on various matters relating to the workings of Parliament. working with different Parliamentary Committees.