Speakers

Daniella is a finance lawyer with extensive experience of outcomes contracting having advised on over thirty-five SIBs and DIBs in the last 7 years. She has been involved in previous updates to the UK Outcomes Contract template and supporting the GO Lab develop guidance for contracting with SIBs. More recently she has helped the Education Outcomes Fund develop their template for use in outcomes programmes.

Ruairi is passionate about public procurement and contract management. A lawyer in the US (Attorney, New York) and UK (Solicitor, England and Wales), he is a part time researcher at the University of Oxford’s Faculty of Law on a project called SPARKS -- Sustainable Procurement Applied Research and Knowledge Sharing. Ruairi is also the civil society co-chair of the UK government’s open contracting advisory group and manages a peer learning initiative called the Oxford Procurement of Government Outcomes Club (Oxford POGO Club). He is associated with the GO Lab and the Net Zero Research Hub at the Blavatnik School of Government.

Dr Slingers is a medical doctor who has specialised in Family Medicine and has an Executive MBA. She has extensive experience in programme leadership, design and implementation and working with multiple stakeholders in government, civil society, donors and private sector.

She has worked in the Western Cape Department of Health to lead the rollout of antiretroviral services from 2004 to 2006, the Treatment Action Campaign and Re-Action to design and implement Public Private Partnerships, and as the Executive Manager for Resource Mobilisation at the South African National AIDS Council. Dr Slingers is the Executive Manager of the Imagine Social Impact Bond.

Pompy is the India Director of MSD for Mothers. She is a strong advocate for using market-based approaches to tackle social challenges. She has two decades of experience working in healthcare and financial sector solutions in India. While with ICICI Lombard for almost a decade, she led the development of health and micro insurance products to increase access to affordable healthcare and insurance products. She has been providing technical assistance through GIZ and the World Bank on several projects to the Microfinance Institutions, Government, Unique Identification Authority of India (Aadhaar). More recently, she offered advisory services for the development of The National Health Insurance (RSBY) for the Government of India. She also anchored development of Aadhaar-enabled solutions for the healthcare and insurance. Her experience ranges across the public, private and the development sectors.

Pompy is a health and a management graduate. She went to the London School of Economics on Chevening Scholarship for a course on Leadership and Globalization. Pompy has also served as a faculty for the Wharton Executive Education program. She has won the NABARD AWARD for Innovation from the Union Finance Minister of India in 2012. Since 2017 Pompy has been engaged with FOGSI, India for conceptualization, roll out and National Scale of the Manyata program.

Serena Guarnaschelli is an expert in innovative finance, impact investing and inclusive business models across many sectors. Serena has more than 20 years of work experience advising international organizations, development finance institutions and private investors on the design, structuring and evaluation of impact investment strategies and vehicles, blending private, public and philanthropic capital.
She brings more than 5 years of experience at McKinsey & Company and 8 years at Dalberg Global Development Advisors, where she led the Access to Finance practice globally.
She oversees KOIS’s advisory work globally. Serena holds a PhD in Social Sciences from Caltech, with a specialization in Behavioural Finance.

Further to completing an MA at Liverpool University, Philip worked in education and social care in London, local governments and the voluntary sector for over 18 years. Then he joined the New Opportunities Fund in 2002, and subsequently transferred to The National Lottery Community Fund in Newcastle.

Philip has worked on a number of different social investment contracts, grant programmes and related initiatives since 2010. This has included secondments and support to various government departments, and support of the programme development of the Life Chances Fund. Since 2013, one of Philip's main work projects has been to take care of the programme oversight and evaluation of the Commissioning Better Outcomes fund.