Todd Cavalier, Executive Director of Informatics
Todd Cavalier leads Informatics, an information analysis, communications strategy and design firm with distinguished data visualization capabilities. Prior to starting Informatics, Cavalier taught design at Carnegie Mellon University for seven years. Informatics is recognized for understanding and explaining complex information and processes, and a demonstrated expertise in:

• Audience Analysis

• Messaging and Content Development

• Comprehensive Branding and Design

• Usability

• Information Architecture

• Experience Design

• Program Visioning

Kimberely Jutze, Resource & Organization Development
Kimberley Jutze is a resource and organization development specialist with more than 10 years of experience in the international humanitarian aid and development sector. She has worked extensively in the field with postings in Southeastern Europe and Asia. Her capabilities include:

• New Business Development

• Proposal Management

• Program Design and Management

• Strategic Planning

• Organizational capacity Building

• Coaching and Training

• Communications Collateral Creation

Sue Lomenzo – Strategic Communications Specialist
Sue Lomenzo is principal of Small World Strategies and focuses exclusively on mission-driven organizations. She has a long list of communications capabilities including:

• Brand development

• Market Research

• Message Development

• Communication Audits

• Crisis Communications

• Media Relations

Kathleen McAuliffe – Author, Science & Health News Writer, Editor
Kathleen McAuliffe’s articles—many featured on covers—have appeared in over a dozen U.S. national magazines and over the years the readership of her popular science stories has grown steadily. In February 2012, when her Atlantic Monthly Magazine article “How Your Cat Is Making You Crazy” was posted online, the flood of interested readers briefly crashed the publication’s website! Other national magazines that have published articles authored by McAuliffe include:

• Discover Magazine

• The New York Times (both the Sunday Magazine and newspaper)

• US News & World Report

• Smithsonian

• More Magazine

• Glamour

• Readers’Digest

Ian Reed Moise – Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Specialist
Ian Moise is a sustainability and water, sanitation and hygiene (WSH) consultant. He also is CEO of ReUseConnection, a global social network focused on the reuse of materials. Since 1995, he has designed and implemented WSH environment and public health programs in Africa, the Middle East and Asia for a long list of governmental and non-governmental agencies. His areas of expertise encompass international development, public health, emergency relief, administration and logistics. His capabilities include:

• Program/Project Design, Management and Planning

• Assessment, Monitoring, Evaluation, Surveillance

• Policy Development and Analysis

• Facilitation and Training

• Languages – French, Lingala, Bemba

New Concept Information Systems Pvt. Ltd.
New concept has more than 20 years of experience providing transformational research and communication to the social development sector of India. It has extensive experience carrying out sanitation and hygiene projects in rural India for UNICEF, WaterAid and WaterHealth. It has delivered more than 200 projects and worked with more than 100 clients including the national government of India, state governments, UN agencies, multi-lateral and bi-lateral funding agencies, institutions and corporations. It has branch offices in Hyderabad, Chennai Bhubaneswar and Patna (Bihar). In addition to its 50-member staff, New Concept works closely with dozens of consultants and experts with strong sectoral expertise, plus a team of field researchers nationwide. New Concept services include:

• Evidence-Based Research

• Analytical Documentation

• Monitoring and Evaluation Impact Assessment

• Behavior Change Research

• Print, Audio-Audio Visual Communication Production

• Information and Communications Technology Solutions

David Snyder – Photographer, Journalist, Trainer
During more than 16 years as a writer and photographer working with non-profit agencies, David Snyder has traveled to more than 70 countries to photograph and write about the effects of droughts and floods, poverty and illness in developing countries and the positive impact of relief and development programs. Several of Snyder’s photographs are featured on this website: