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Nadia Badran

Executive Director, SIDC Lebanon

Nadia Cunden

Partnerships & Business Development Lead, Christian Aid

Nafissatou Hassane Alfari

Co-founder, Women in Nexus Niger

Najah Almugahed

Global Gender Protection and Inclusion Advisor, Islamic Relief

Nathalie Praz

Head of Humanitarian Aid, HEKS/EPER

Nawaf Al Hammadi

Deputy CEO for Programmes and Communications, Qatar Charity

Nazila Vali

Global Coalition for Youth Mental Health Lead, UNICEF

Neil Creswick

Director, Global Fleet Management, World Vision International

Neil Rodrigues

Director of Global Supply Chain, Plan International

Nicholas Leader

Team Leader Humanitarian Research & Innovation, Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)

Nicholas Rutherford

Managing Director, AidEx & Development2030

Nora Roehner

Senior Policy Officer, German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)

Nwe Zin Win

Executive Director and Founding Member, Pyi Gyi Khin (PGK)

Hear from our previous attendees

AidEx is a well-thought out & organised event, I thought the panels were thought-provoking and insightful with key profilers attracting a quality audience to the event

Sonya Sanghera

Marketing Communications Manager | Humanitarian Academy for Development (HAD)

The highlights for me were the opportunities to connect with suppliers and discuss mutually beneficial topics, attend workshops hosted by Fleet Forum, and explore the exhibitions from vehicle suppliers

Mary Etuk

Global Fleet Analyst | Catholic Relief Services

Aidex 2024 was a confluence of donors, international and local partners, philanthropies and private partners engaging in constructive and innovative conversations to improving aid and development actions for humans, and the planet

John Ede

Chief Executive Officer & President | Ohaha Family Foundation

A conference like AidEx is a good conference, especially for local civil society organisations providing very efficient contextualised support. I saw this conference as an opportunity for me to learn about the work and the approaches that are implemented in diverse contexts

Fati N’Zi-Hassane

Africa Director | Oxfam International

Thank you for organising another great event – we had some interesting meetings and will be busy with follow up over the next few days. The British Pavilion looked good and was very well positioned

Eleanor Baha MBE

Deputy Director | Switzerland and Liechtenstein, Department for International Trade

AidEx was really informative and comprehensive. It has many innovative components that are helpful to the aid sector

Yemane Guesh Kidane

Save Your Holy Land Association

It was very useful to meet with the Commercial sector and hear some of their innovative ideas

Dominic Grace

Deputy Director, Finance & Admin Department | UNHCR

We are working on partnerships between the private sector and the humanitarian sector and how we can utilise that to improve the humanitarian assistance that we are providing. So AidEx really helped us meet a lot of suppliers, some that we were not aware of previously. We have also met with some humanitarian actors that we can definitely work with

Kamel Alsaadi

Business Analyst Digital Community Hubs | Norwegian Refugee Council

My experience at AidEx was very interesting. I saw a lot of new things, like new partners and technologies, I can see a lot of effort going towards providing better technology and relief to those who need it. I see a lot of evolution around food and supply, the talks on artificial intelligence were really interesting and inspiring

Jeremie Oberson

Transformation Program Manager | ICRC

We like to come here to meet all the many stakeholders in the humanitarian industry, let them know what we can do and that we’re here to support them in some of the hardest places to operate in the world

Nicholas Reiff

Business Development Manager | Move One Logistics

With increasing numbers of fatalities and injuries of aid workers around the world, it’s become increasingly important for the thought-leaders and practitioners from across the sector to come together and think about what the solutions are and how aid workers can do that in a safe and secure manner

George Shaw

Co-Founder and Managing Director | International Location Safety

AidEx provided an updated insight into how humanitarian assistance is carried out globally, its challenges and best practices that can help the general audience

Diego Maldonado

World Food Programme

Here at AidEx Geneva I found industry leaders, humanitarian actors from various parts of the humanitarian spectrum to discuss issues, to talk about ways forward, to talk about new innovations. There are so many opportunities here at AidEx Geneva to take a quantum leap forward in the way you think and the way you operate

Imraan Choonara

Chief Executive Officer | Africa Muslims Agency

A fantastic event to network, understand more about the UN and see what is really important globally. The talks were extremely interesting, a chance to ask questions and of course learn from others. It was great to meet so many people who are all trying to support the world to make it a better place for people who are fighting for survival daily

Brendan Tucker

Regional Manager | Humanihut (UK) ltd

The networking opportunities at AidEx enable essential dialogue to happen across all sectors relevant to the aid and development field

Karin Fueg

Deputy Country Director | UN Women

Great panels, diverse speakers, audiences, fantastic networking opportunities cross-sector

Kathryn Taetzsch

Senior Global Director Humanitarian & Development Capacity & Capability | World Vision

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