Social Outcomes Conference 2026

<p>Charlie Morgan is a leading UK grass and forage adviser with over two decades&rsquo; experience helping beef, dairy and sheep farmers get more from their grazing systems. He specialises in pasture management, soil health, reseeding and rotational grazing, translating research and field data into clear, practical advice. Charlie has supported hundreds of producers to improve grass utilisation, boost forage quality and cut reliance on bought-in feed. Known for his clear, no-nonsense style, he delivers actionable guidance that helps farmers build more efficient, resilient and profitable forage-based systems.</p>

Dr. Labban has over 17 years of experience leading successful research projects across multiple disciplines from molecular biology, bioinformatics and genetics, to drug pricing data and analytics. Over the past 9 years her areas of interest have focused on pricing and market access within the pharmaceutical sector, including assessment of drug pricing policies and major reforms, and exploration of market access strategies including frameworks to navigate international reference pricing (IRP) rules as well as innovative payment schemes. She has extensive experience working cross-functionally with data scientists, consultants, and health economists on data-driven insights and thought leadership pieces. As the Pricing & Market Access Solutions specialist at GPI, Dr.Labban is responsible for delivering tailored solutions to address pricing and market access challenges. Prior to joining GPI, she was a Product Manager, working within the commercial team in the Life Sciences business to develop product enhancements, cross-disciplinary projects, and thought leadership. Dr. Labban holds a doctorate degree in Neuroscience from McGill University, along with a graduate degree in Business Administration from the John Molson School of Business, Canada.

Joe Pryor is a Senior Climate Change Specialist in the Carbon Markets and Innovation Practice in the World Bank. Joe has over 15 years’ experience in developing and implementing climate policy—working with both government and the private sector. Prior to joining the World Bank, he worked for the Australian Government where he developed a range of carbon pricing instruments and served as a negotiator on Australia’s delegation to the UNFCCC and ICAO. Joe also worked as a consultant, advising governments and large businesses on managing carbon financial liabilities, as well as developing ‘Project Design Documents’ for renewable energy projects in the Asia-Pacific under the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism. Joe has Master’s Degrees in Applied Finance and Environmental Policy and degrees in Economics and Forestry from the Australian National University.