Simpn Chapman
Simon Chapman is on the board of Action on Smoking and Health, Australia. He occasionally speaks at forums sponsored by pharmaceutical companies which manufacture smoking cessation products, but does not accept travel or other support from these companies and requests that any honoraria be donated to the Cancer Council NSW.

Melanie Wakefield
Melanie Wakefield is employed as Director of the Centre for Behavioural Research in Cancer at the Cancer Council Victoria in Melbourne, Australia. She does not accept travel or other support from pharmaceutical companies which manufacture smoking cessation products.

Amanda Amos
Amanda Amos is employed as the Professor of Health Promotion in the Division of Community Health Sciences at the University of Edinburgh, UK. She does not accept travel or other support from pharmaceutical companies which manufacture smoking cessation products.

Joanna Cohen
Joanna Cohen is employed as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Health Sciences at the University of Toronto and acts as the Director of Research and Training at the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, a Unit supported by the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion and the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-term Care. She does not accept travel or other support from pharmaceutical companies which manufacture smoking cessation products.

Lisa Bero
Since 1991, Lisa A. Bero has been a full-time faculty employee of the University of California, San Francisco. Her salary is provided by funds from the state of California and her research grants. Within the last 5 years she has received grant funding from the Office of Research Integrity National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, Flight Attendants Medical Research Institute, state Attorney General Consumer and Prescriber Education Grant Program (funded by the multi-state settlement of consumer fraud claims regarding the marketing of the prescription drug Neurontin), and California Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program (research money derived from the tax on cigarettes). Dr. Bero receives about $40.00US per year in royalty fees for the publication of The Cigarette Papers. She has received consulting fees from the World Health Organization (for serving on the Essential Medicines Committee), the University of Colorado (for conducting workshops in evidence-based medicine), the Academy for Educational Development (for advice on tobacco industry document research methods), and the British Medical Journal (for work as an editor at Tobacco Control).