Nicholas Burnett is a Principal and Managing Director at R4D, leading our Education group. Prior to joining our team, he served as Assistant Director-General for Education at the United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organisation (UNESCO).

Gina Lagomarsino is a Principal and Managing Director at Results for Development Institute (R4D) with a focus on health system design and financing. She leads work aimed at expanding health coverage in low and middle income countries, with a particular interest in how to create vibrant health markets that include high-quality, innovative private care providers that are accessible to people regardless of income.
 

Jean Arkedis is the Project Director for the Center for Global Health R&D Policy Assessment project.

Dennis de Tray is a Principal at R4D. His interests include institution and capacity building in fragile states and unconventional aid, development assistance delivered through non-ODA channels. He has worked most recently with the US Department of Defense on the governance and development aspects of counterinsurgency and with the Government of Kazakhstan to create a world-class English language teaching and research university in Astana.

Courtney Tolmie is a Program Director at R4D for its Governance and Accountability work, including the Transparency and Accountability Program (TAP) and the Strengthening Institutions program (a joint effort with the Global Development Network).

Dr. Inder Sud is a Principal of the Results for Development Institute. He has nearly 40 years of very broad experience in virtually all aspects of development. He has had assignments the world over, but his most extensive work was in East Asia and the Pacific, South Asia, and Middle East and North Africa.

Kenneth S. Apfel is a Senior Fellow at Results for Development. He is a professor at the University of Maryland School of Public Policy and has served as the Commissioner of the Social Security Administration and other executive capacities at both the Office of Management and Budget and the US Department of Health and Human Services.

Birger Fredriksen is a leading expert on the development of education in developing countries. Before retiring, he worked for 20 years in the World Bank including as Director for Human Development for Africa, and 12 years in the OECD and UNESCO. He now contributes as an adviser on education to several institutions.

Dean Jamison is a Senior Fellow at R4D and specializes in the areas of economic theory, public health, and education.

Stephen Resch is a Senior Technical Advisor at the Results for Development Institute. His primary research interests are health resource allocation, operational efficiency of health care service delivery, and the adaptation of decision analytic methods to important public health challenges.

Helen Saxenian is a senior consultant at R4D and coordinating the Review of GAVI Alliance Eligibility Policies project. She has eighteen years of experience, in both technical and managerial capacities, at the World Bank, primarily in the health sector. Her work in recent years has focused on vaccine finance issues.

David C. Stevens is currently collaborating with the Results for Development Institute, a Washington, D.C.-based not-for-profit, on two projects. One is Affinity MacroFinance, the proposed emerging market financial guarantee initiative described herein. The other is a small and medium size enterprise (SME) development program for Africa.