Dr Leanne Webb is science lead for the CSIRO Asia-Pacific Climate intelligence team. Leanne enjoys a technical role, translating climate model output for use in applications that explore projected climate-hazard related impacts targeted to sectors including agriculture, water, fisheries, infrastructure, and health, with the purpose of informing future planning decisions.

As the Knowledge Assessment Manager within the Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Division at Natural Resources Canada, Fiona Warren leads the team delivering Canada’s National Assessment Process. An active, long-time and passionate member of Canada’s adaptation community, she has authored and edited many chapters and reports on this important topic. Meredith Caspell is the Science Assessment Officer for the National Assessment Process lead by Natural Resources Canada. She joined the team after completing her Master's thesis on climate change impacts along the Great Lakes. She has been a contributing author and reviewer of previous national assessment reports.

Associate Professor in Environmental Engineering and Public Policy and founder of the Climate Resilient Societies through Equitable Transformations (ReSET) Lab at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. Her focus lies in bridging between engineering and social sciences, economic sciences, policy and decision analysis, and other diverse forms of knowledge to improve entry points for equitable climate adaptation and mitigation.

A/Prof Nalau is an adaptation scientist who is curious about human nature and its ability to adapt as we navigate challenging decisions. She specialises in uncovering specific rules of thumb that we have developed in making decisions. She currently engages with global level heuristics on the Global Goal on Adaptation