Aman Sethi is a Delhi-based reporter with the fortnightly newsmagazine, Frontline.

Amit Srivastava is the coordinator of India Resource Center, an international campaigning organization working to challenge abuses by multinational corporations.

C. R. Bijoy is an activist with the National Front for Tribal Self-Rule (NFTS) and member of the Core Committee of the All India Coordinating Forum of Adivasis/Indigenous Peoples.

Dan Kovalik is a graduate of the Colombia University School of law and a labor and human rights lawyer working in Pittsburgh. He is one of the lead counsel for plaintiffs in Alien Tort Claims Act cases against the Coca-Cola Company, Drummond and Occidental Petroleum — cases which allege that these companies were complicit in serious human rights abuses in Colombia, South America. He was also the recipient of Project Censored Award for an article he co-wrote about the unprecedented murder of trade unionists in Colombia.

Himanshu Upadhyaya was born and brought up in the region projected as beneficiary from Sardar Sarovar (Narmada Dam) Project. In the year 2002, he lived with people of Narmada valley for eight months. Dismayed with increasing agression of Gujarati polity and propaganda that stifles dissent, he has concentrated critique of the project from benefits and finance angle. Presently, he is doing research on public finance issues and is based in New Delhi.

Nandlal Master is the state convener of National Alliance of People's Movements and a grassroots leader of the campaign in Uttar Pradesh, India to make Coke accountable for its unethical corporate practices. He has managed to rally the concerns of the local communities quite effectively. The movement has now taken Coke to court on issues of corruption, tax evasion and property encroachment.

Shivali Tukdeo is a graduate student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She is actively involved with the Coalition Against Coke Contracts.