Kristin O'Planick is a Market Systems Specialist in USAID's Bureau for Resilience and Food Security where she seeks to advance market systems facilitation throughout the Feed the Future portfolio. Previously, in USAID’s Bureau for Economic Growth, Education, & Environment, she assisted market systems, enterprise development, and youth employment programs. She also managed Marketlinks.org, the Trade & Competitiveness Activity, and the Leveraging Economic Opportunities (LEO) project. With nearly two decades of international development experience across all geographic regions, Ms. O'Planick has worked in a variety of technical areas including market systems, enterprise and livelihoods development, workforce, food security, agribusiness, rural finance, and sustainable tourism. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Guinea. Ms. O'Planick earned an MBA with distinction from the Johnson School at Cornell.

Tatiana Pulido supports Central Asia, Rwanda, and Feed the Future programming. Ms. Pulido also manages the $50 million USAID/Bureau of Resilience and Food Security Feed the Future M&E contract, FTF FEEDBACK, as well as a grant to IFPRI for impact evaluation work. She is the M&E technical advisor on metrics for market systems approaches to development and authored several guidance pieces on monitoring and evaluation for market systems development. She has worked in agriculture/food security for seven years. Ms. Pulido has a B.A. with honors from Brown University and an M.Sc. from Georgetown University.