Meet The Team

Brydyn Melles

Imogen Bradbury

Keith Budd

Paul Bradbury

Pavel Muron

Our team are a network of individuals, businesses, communities and more, dedicated to aiding and supporting the primary sector’s ethical and sustainable farming practices in the Asia-Pacific region.

The team behind GAP has decades of combined experience within primary industries and has successfully delivered projects in the Pacific, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and New Zealand, to government, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and business clients.
Our team extends to trained local farmers, showcasing a mix of cultures, educational qualifications, and professional backgrounds with each bringing their own unique skillset and perspective. GAP’s operational capacity is supported by a network of trusted partners across the Pacific.
Your donations support of teams of farmers and their communities, through advanced farming practices, rapid rehabilitation after natural disasters, and so much more.







The accreditation process provides MFAT and the New Zealand public with confidence that where the New Zealand Government provides grants to New Zealand NGOs to implement their own aid and development programs, it is funding professional, well-managed, community-based organisations capable of delivering good development outcomes.
The code sets out the standards of governance, management, financial control and reporting with which non-government development organisations must comply to maintain membership of CID.
The CID Code Compliant ‘tick’ signifies that we have met the standards and expectations of corporate governance, transparency, accountability, and good practice, as outlined in the CID Code.
GAP has a zero tolerance to abuse (be that sexual, physical or emotional), exploitation or harassment of children or any person. GAP commitments to safeguarding are outlined in the GAP Child Safeguarding and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse or Harassment Polices, and GAP’s Code of Conduct which are available on our Governance page.
GAP’s mission is to improve the health, well-being and resilience of families living in isolated regions connected to us through surfing.
For more information on our policy framework please contact us
