Ms. Gu Jian is Chief Physician of Jiangsu Center for Disease Control and Prevention. She once served as Vice Chairman of the Professional Committee on Disinfection Standards of Health Standard Committee of National Health and Family Planning Commission, and Vice Chairman of Sterilization Branch of Chinese Preventive Medicine Association. Currently, Ms. Gu is Counselor of Professional Committee on Disinfection Standards of Health Standards Committee of National Health Commission, member of the National Technical Committee 200 on Disinfection Technology and Equipments of Standardization Administration of China, Chairman of the Professional Committee on Disinfection Technology and Application of China Health Inspection Association (CHIA), President of the Disinfection Industry Branch of National Health Industrial Trade Association and Chairman of Group Standard Committee, Vice Chairman of Professional Committee on Disinfection and Infection Control of CHIA & Leader of Supervision and Management Group, Vice Chairman of Standard Committee of Disinfection and Infection of Group Standard Committee of CHIA, Deputy Chief of the Training Teaching and Research Group of Health Supervision Center (in infectious disease prevention and control and health supervision) of Health Supervision of National Health Commission, and editorial board members of several national magazines such as Chinese Journal of Disinfection. She has led the preparation and revision or served as the associate editors of dozens of related laws and regulations such as national Standard for Health Safety Evaluation of Disinfection Products, Administrative Rules for the Label and Instructions of Disinfection Products, GB28235-2020 Hygienic Requirements for Ultraviolet Appliance of Disinfection, WS628-2018 Technical Requirements for the Hygiene and Safety Evaluation of Disinfectant Products, and T/WSJD001-2019 Hygiene Requirements for Carrier Disinfectant or participated in compiling of several professional publications and training materials for national supervisors. She has also published over 40 academic papers.

Ms. Zhou Xiaoli is the Deputy Chief of Product Department, Inspecting Agency of Shanghai Municipal Health Commission, and has long been engaged in the health supervision and management of disinfection products with rich experience in disinfection production supervision. She is now the provincial health supervisor of disinfection products, and has participated in the drafting of several regulatory documents about disinfection products by the Comprehensive Supervision of National Health Commission, and the preparation and revision of related national and local healthy standards on disinfection products.

Mr. Jiang Huawei is Deputy Secretary-General of Zhejiang Health Products & Cosmetics Industry Association (ZHCA), Secretary-General of Disinfection Branch of ZHCA, and Deputy Secretary-General of Zhejiang Technical Committee for Standardization of Disinfection Products. He has long been engaged in the industrial management and standardization construction of disinfection product industry and participated in several research projects in disinfection product industry with abundant experience in industrial management.

Ms. Minyan Wang holds a bachelor's degree in engineering. She has served as a division chief and deputy inspector of the Bureau of Light Industry of National Economy Commission, the Technical Transformation Division of the National Planning Commission, the Investment Department of the State Economic and Trade Commission, the Investment Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, and the Consumer Goods Industry Department of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, responsible for the research on investment policies applicable to light industry, food industry, packaging industry, textile industry and other industries, for the management of special investment projects in the national light industry and textile industry, and for the development policy research and industry management of the consumer goods industry. Since November 2018, she has been the President of China Cleaning Industry Association.

Dr. Jaewoong Lee has been joining as a senior researcher at the National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER), Ministry of Environment in South Korea since 2005 and his researches and academic backgrounds are about water chemistry and treatment for emerging contaminants fate and transport in environment. Currently, he is now leading a team of biocidal active substances approval and a PI for investigating researches about human risk assessment from biocidal products in NIER under K-BPR.

Attorney-at-law registered in Japan and New York, passed Hong Kong’s Overseas Lawyers Qualification Examination. Renmin University of China LL.M. Member of Ripple Partners, Tokyo. Practiced at two major law firms, including Nishimura & Asahi, the largest law firm in Japan, and provided legal services to clients such as Amazon Japan (for their localization), Mizuho Securities, and Development Bank of Japan.

Dr. Klaus Berend joined the European Commission in 1994 and is currently Head of Unit in the European Commission's Directorate-General Health and Food Safety, responsible for the implementation of the Pesticides and Biocides legislation.

Alexandra Dapolito Dunn is the Assistant Administrator for the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, effective January 2019. Prior to that she served as the Regional Administrator for EPA Region 1, and her responsibilities included overseeing the states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont and ten tribal nations. Before joining EPA Region 1 in January 2018, Ms. Dunn served through that time as executive director and general counsel for the Environmental Council of States (ECOS), a national nonprofit, nonpartisan organization committed to helping state agencies improve environmental outcomes for all Americans. From 2014 to early 2018, Ms. Dunn helped state governments improve water infrastructure, air pollution control, site cleanup, chemical management, and economic development. Prior to joining ECOS, Ms. Dunn was executive director and general counsel for the Association of Clean Water Administrators. Ms. Dunn has been published in the areas of the ethics of community advocacy, environmental justice, urban sustainability, water quality, cooperative federalism, and the Clean Water Act. She has taught on the subjects of environmental justice, and human rights and the environment as dean of Environmental Law Programs at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University. She has also taught at the Columbus School of Law, Catholic University of America, where she served as faculty adviser to the student Environmental Law Society. Ms. Dunn most recently taught environmental justice as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Law at the American University's Washington College of Law. In 2015, Ms. Dunn was elected to the American College of Environmental Lawyers and served in leadership roles through the end of 2017. She also served through the end of 2017 on the executive committee and board of directors of the Environmental Law Institute. She has chaired the American Bar Association's (ABA) section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, its World Justice Task Force, and served on the ABA Presidential Force on Sustainable Development. Ms. Dunn received a B.A. in political science and French from James Madison University followed by a J.D. from the Columbus School of Law, where she was elected editor-in-chief of the law review. She is a member of the bar in D.C., Maryland, and New York, and the U.S. Supreme Court.

Shannon has a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and nearly 16 years of experience supporting the regulatory compliance efforts of major chemical companies. She has served both large and small chemical companies in various regulatory roles and is currently Technical and Regulatory Director for REACH24H USA. Prior to joining REACH24H USA, Shannon served in a variety of roles with multi-national organizations, where she supported the global compliance of products in various markets. Shannon has a wealth of knowledge and experience with Global Chemical Control Laws including the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) administered by the US EPA, the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) administered by the FDA and OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. Shannon’s global regulatory expertise and strong business acumen afford her a strategic vision to navigate the regulatory and compliance challenges that too often accompany new technologies and growth into new markets.