Megan is a social entrepreneur with >12 leadership in enterprise and management in Kenya. She has established 5 businesses in urban and rural areas to support at-risk girls and entrenched pro-girl policy in education. She was the youngest Rotary President in Kenya and is the President of the Harvard Club of Kenya. She is recognized as a leading social innovator by Fast Company in The League of Extraordinary Women, PopTech, 85 Broads, and Wharton.

An accomplished material scientist innovator with over 14 years of experience in industrial research and product development, Lawino has successfully converted scientific ideas to funded projects. She has directed technical efforts to advance technologies from proof-of-concept to prototypes to products ready for market. B.A. in Chemistry, Smith College; Ph.D. in Polymer Science and Engineering, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

Anne graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Biological and Environmental Engineering in 2008. As an Engineer at Genentech, she developed, characterized, and scaled-up manufacturing processes for bio-therapeutics designed to treat life-threatening diseases. Through ZanaAfrica, Annie has been able to merge her career pursuits with her personal interests in women's health and global development.