Aditi Gupta is an emerging scholar in English Literature and Communication, currently completing her PhD at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), India. With a strong interdisciplinary foundation in literary studies, media, and communication, she brings over four years of teaching experience as Assistant Professor at IILM University. Her academic expertise spans literary theory, popular culture, feminist narratives, media ethics, and communication studies, and she has taught in collaborative programs with institutions in Switzerland and the United States. In addition to her teaching career, Ms. Gupta has over eight years of experience in editorial and content development roles with organizations such as Sahitya Akademi, Food Panda, and CHRIST University. Her scholarly work has appeared in indexed journals including Agathos, Indian Literature (UGC-CARE), and Rupkatha Journal. She has presented at national and international conferences and has contributed book chapters exploring themes such as gender, morality, and popular culture. An experienced academic organizer and moderator, she has led panel discussions and literary festivals and contributed to curriculum design for liberal arts and journalism programs. Her research interests include intersectional feminism, postmodern literature, cultural narratives, and media studies. She is also actively engaged in faculty development initiatives and interdisciplinary lecture series.

Ambreen Khan is a seasoned public health supply chain professional with over ten years of diverse technical and management experience in health service delivery, supply chain management, emergency response, research, and monitoring & evaluation. She holds a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and a Master of Philosophy in Pharmaceutics, graduating with a Gold Medal. Additionally, she has completed a Mini Masters in Leadership and Management from Arizona State University. Currently, Ambreen is a Technical Advisor at Chemonics International Inc. Her extensive job experience includes managing the supply chain for contraceptives, Maternal Neonatal and Child Health products, essential medicines, vaccines, and infectious diseases (AIDS, TB, and Malaria). Her expertise spans forecasting and supply planning, procurement, warehousing, distribution, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), digitization, and human resource capacity building. Throughout her career, Ambreen has led numerous projects, including the WHO-funded Vaccine Logistics Management Information System Scale-up, UNICEF Health Logistics Management Information System, and USAID-funded projects' field operations and M&E. For more information, visit her LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-ambreen-khan-36a51139/

Dr. Mariam Ashraf, Ph.D. in Community Health from the National University of Malaysia (UKM), is a distinguished public health professional with extensive expertise in health systems strengthening, maternal and child health, and reproductive health. With over a decade of experience, she has collaborated with leading organizations like UNICEF, WHO, and FCDO, contributing to impactful research, capacity-building programs, and policy development. Dr. Ashraf is proficient in designing and executing mixed-method research, mentoring students, and developing evidence-based technical and policy briefs. Her work includes pioneering mobile health applications for community health workers and addressing reproductive health barriers in disaster-affected regions. She has published extensively in renowned journals and has actively contributed as a reviewer for international publications. Dr. Ashraf continues to advance public health through her dedication to research, innovation, and education.

Dr. Mazhar is a healthcare management and public health specialist with over 16 years of professional experience. His expertise spans health services planning, program development, strategic health initiatives, and the execution of operational plans. He has successfully developed new programmatic initiatives, including feasibilities and operational plans, outlined processes for enhancing healthcare delivery, expanded existing services, and defined innovative service delivery models. Additionally, he has extensive experience in developing and implementing performance management frameworks and business analytics programs. Moreover, Dr. Mazhar has designed, managed, and evaluated numerous operational and implementation research projects. He has coauthored a book and published original and review articles in indexed journals. He serves as a reviewer for prestigious journals such as Reproductive Health Journal, BMJ Open, and Asia-Pacific Journal of Public Health. Dr. Mazhar is also affiliated with the Royal Society for Public Health and the Saudi Health Commission for Health Specialties.

Dr. Rafi Amir-ud-Din is currently serving as the Head of the Economics Department at COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus. He earned his PhD in Economics from the International Islamic University, Islamabad, where his research focused on multidimensional poverty. He also holds an an MA in English Language and Literature from Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Dr. Amir-ud-Din has extensive academic and research experience, having served as an Associate Professor at COMSATS University. His areas of expertise include econometric modeling, data analysis, health economics, and development studies. He has published numerous articles in reputable journals and contributed chapters to academic books. With over two decades of teaching and research experience, Dr. Amir-ud-Din has supervised numerous MS students and has been actively involved in professional training and workshops. He is also a regular contributor to "The News" and a member of several professional associations, including the American Economic Association and the Pakistan Society of Development Economists.

Dr. Shaheer Ellahi Khan is an Associate Professor at the Health Services Academy and serves as the Program Coordinator for the BS Public Health program. He completed his PhD in Anthropology from Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad, where his research focused on the socio-cultural factors influencing adherence to the treatment of Type 2 Diabetes in rural Sargodha. He holds a Master of Philosophy in International Development Studies from Iqra University, Islamabad, where he graduated as a Gold Medalist, and an MSc in Anthropology from PMAS Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi. Dr. Khan is a renowned academician and researcher with extensive field experience. He has held various academic and research positions, including Senior Lecturer at Bahria University and Assistant Professor at the University of Central Punjab. His professional roles also include PhD supervision at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, and guest lectures at the Nuffield Centre of International Health and Development, University of Leeds. With a prolific publication record, Dr. Khan has authored numerous research articles and books, including "Lifestyle Change: An Anthropological Perspective" and "Gender, Pakistan, and UN Peacekeeping." He is an Editorial Board Member of PLOS ONE and a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. Dr. Khan's research projects span a wide range of public health issues, including antimicrobial resistance, diabetes care, TB, and hepatitis C. He has been a principal investigator and consultant for several high-impact studies funded by international organizations such as the World Diabetes Foundation, Stop TB Partnership, and EndHep 2030.