Prof. Riccardo Audisio, Prof. Eduardo Cazap, Prof. Luca Incrocci, Prof. David Kerr, Prof. Twalib Ngoma, Prof. Wilfred Ngwa and Prof. Karol Sikora.

List of distinguished of nearly 100 contributors-co-authors:
https://iopscience.iop.org/book/978-0-7503-3075-6 &

https://www.ghcuniversity.org/leadership & https://www.ghcuniversity.org/faculty

Technical coordinators: Lensa Keno & Mahmoud Elmasry

Prof. Ahmed Elzawawy, MD, PhD

Founding Chair, win-win Scientific initiative & Co-founder & Chair, Board of Directors, GO-U & Global Oncology-Implementing Science Courses and program & Founding President, ICEDOC & Past President, AORTIC & Prof. Clinical Oncology, Suez Canal University &Chair. Clinical and Radiation Oncology Center , Port Said, Egypt.

Prof. Wilfred Ngwa, PhD

Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center, University of Massachusetts Lowell, and Johns Hopkins University, USA. He is a distinguished professor of global public health, and distinguished professor of public health. He is founding Director of the Global Health Catalyst launched at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute in 2015 He currently chairs the Africa Health and Infrastructure Committee advising the USA government on Global Health. He is a co-founder (with Prof Ahmed Elzawawy and distinguished faculty) of Global Oncology University.
Co-Leader, The win-win initiative and Co-Director, Global Oncology-Implementing Science Courses and program, Co-founder, GO-U.

Eduardo L. Cazap  MD, PhD, FASCO, Argentina

President & Founder -Latin-American & Caribbean Society of Medical Oncology (SLACOM) Co-Chair, Network of Latin American Cancer Institutes (RINC) Past President - Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) Emeritus Professor-LatinAmerican School of Oncology (ELO), Editor-in Chief – Ecancer Coeditor-Global Section-The Oncologist Ambassador, UICC Summit &Congress
Co-Leader, The win-win initiative and Co-Director, Global Oncology-Implementing Science Courses and program, Co-founder, GO-U.

Professor David Kerr CBE MD PhD DSc FRCP FRCGP FACP FESMO FMedSci , UK

David contributes to Oxford as Professor of Cancer Medicine, where he has worked with colleagues to build a new Institute for Cancer Medicine and Cancer Hospital
Co-Leader, The win-win initiative and Co-Director, Global Oncology-Implementing Science Courses and program, Co-founder, GO-U.

Prof. Cristina Stefan

Prof Cristina Stefan is a professor in medicine and global health, currently the President and CEO of the Medical Education Research and Innovation, adjunct professor at SingHealth Duke NUS Singapore and UMF University, Main, USA. PhD in medical education, MBA , France, MSc , Pediatrics and Oncology , South Africa, MSc cancer epidemiology , UK.S he was past President , AORTIC , She was voted as the most influential African woman in business and government (medicine) in 2016 , among the top 100 Women Leaders in Healthcare in Asia, in 2020. In 2022, she received IARC the (International Agency for Research in Cancer) award for women in cancer research. A Co-Director and distinguished faculty , The Global Oncology-implementing Science Program ( GOIS).

Prof. Luca Incrocci, Netherlands, MD PhD

Professor of Genito-Urinary Radiotherapy, Erasmus MC Cancer Institute Department of Radiation Oncology, Rotterdam, The Netherlands and is actively involved in providing education and improving radiation therapy access in African countries. He recently launched his foundation ( www.LucaIncrocciFoundation.org ) to improve cancer care in Ethiopia.
Co-Leader, The win-win initiative and Co-Director, Global Oncology-Implementing Science Courses and program

Professor Karol Sikora, MA, MB BChir, PhD, MD, FRCR, FRCP, FFPM, UK

Consultant Oncologist,  is the Medical Director of Cancer Partners International. Previously, he was the founding director of Rutherford Health, a network of cancer centres with proton beam facilities. He was the founder of Cancer Partners UK which has created UK’s largest independent UK cancer network with private equity. He was Professor and Chairman of the Department of Cancer Medicine at Imperial College School of Medicine and is still honorary Consultant Oncologist at Hammersmith Hospital, London.  He was seconded to be Director of the WHO Cancer Programme in 2000.
He was the Founding Dean and now Professor of Medicine at Britain’s first independent Medical School at the University of Buckingham and a Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. He has published over 500 papers and written or edited 20 books including Treatment of Cancer - the standard British postgraduate textbook, now going to its eighth edition in over 30 years. His new book, Cancer: the key to getting the best care - making the system work for you has created considerable controversy.
Co-Leader, The win-win initiative and Co-Director, Global Oncology-Implementing Science Courses and program, Co-founder, GO-U.

Prof. Twalib A. Ngoma

Prof. Clinical Oncology , Research Chair Holder Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences  MUHAS , Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Co-Leader, The win-win initiative and Co-Founder, Global Oncology University GO-U

Professor Riccardo A. Audisio, MD, PhD(Hon), FRCS, FEBS , Sweden

EJSO – Editor in Chief
Department of Surgery
Institute of Clinical Sciences
Sahlgrenska University Hospital
Göteborg, Sweden
Co-Leader, The win-win initiative and Co-Director, Global Oncology-Implementing Science Courses and program, Leader , Surgical Oncology program, GO-U.

Lensa Keno

Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and University of Scranton.

Mahmoud Elmasry

Statistics and Computing Diploma, Port Said University, Port Said, Egypt.
System Admin, Programer, Technical Support, Technical Coordinator, Certified Trainer.