She was involved across all of the KDIGO Clinical Practice Guideline on the Manage- ment of Blood Pressure in CKD subtopics and undertook key aspects of the evidence review, including data extraction, evidence synthesis, and the writing and preparation of evi- dence summaries in MAGICapp. Ms. Cashmore declared no competing interests. Rabia Khalid, MND, Research Associate, graduated from the University of Sydney, NSW, Australia, in 2016 with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics. Since then, she has been working as an accredited practicing dietitian in the community. In 2017, she started her additional role as a researcher at the Centre for Kidney Research, where her role has ranged from helping with guideline development to assisting with and coordinating clinical trials. Her passion lies in increasing the availability of evidence-based knowledge for the general public. Ms. Khalid declared no competing interests. Claris Teng, BPsych (Hons), Research Associate, is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney, NSW, Australia. Her thesis title is Perspectives and preferences of people with dementia and their caregivers about long-term care: estab- lishing a person-centered framework for decision-making. As a research associate, Ms. Teng undertook key aspects of the evidence review for the KDIGO Clinical Practice Guideline on the Management of Blood Pressure in CKD, including data extraction, synthesis, and preparation of ev- idence summaries. Ms. Teng declared no competing interests. www.kidney-international.org biographic and disclosure information Acknowledgments A special debt of gratitude is owed to the KDIGO Co-Chairs, Michel Jadoul and Wolfgang C. Winkelmayer, and immedi- ate past Co-Chair David C. Wheeler, for their invaluable oversight throughout the development of this guideline. In particular, we thank Jonathan Craig, Martin Howell, David Tunnicliffe, and the ERT members for their substantial contribution to the rigorous assessment of the available evi- dence. 