Grant Bayldon
National DirectorGrant joined World Vision New Zealand in 2018. Like many Kiwis, his first experience with World Vision was the 40 Hour Challenge as a child (previously known as the 40 Hour Famine) - something he’s still doing each year! Now he gets to meet some of the children and communities that New Zealanders are connected with around the world through World Vision.
What inspires Grant most about this work is seeing people – both here in Aotearoa and around the world – build their belief that every child is precious, that everyone is our neighbour, and that we can make a difference in the world.
Grant's previous roles have included Executive Director of Amnesty International NZ and CEO of law firm, Duncan Cotterill.
Paul Scoringe
Marketing & Engagement DirectorPaul joined World Vision New Zealand in October 2023 as the Director of Marketing & Engagement.
Paul has a Bachelor of Commerce, double majoring in Economics and Management Studies and a graduate diploma in International Marketing from Auckland University. He also has a graduate diploma and Masters degree in Christian Studies from Regent College, in Vancouver, Canada.
He is responsible for all marketing and fundraising activity and supporter engagement.
Tamsyn Parry
Finance Director
Tamsyn joined World Vision New Zealand in 2014 as Head of Finance and was appointed to Finance Director in 2019.Tamsyn is a Chartered Accountant with a Bachelor of Business Studies majoring in Accounting and a graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting. She has over 15 years experience in corporate finance roles prior to joining World Vision. Tamsyn's passion for World Vision's work of helping vulnerable children grew after visiting her sponsored child in Honduras in 2007.
TJ Grant
International Partnerships Director &
Associate National Director
TJ joined World Vision New Zealand in 2018 as the International Partnerships Director. Currently serving as the Associate National Director, TJ drives cross-functional initiatives, ensuring strategic alignment and impactful outcomes for the communities where we work.With a Masters in International Development Studies, TJ's tenure at World Vision spans over 17 years, encompassing diverse roles globally. TJ is also deeply engaged in the New Zealand sector, serving on the CID Board since 2019 and currently holding the position of Deputy Chair.
Jared Burgess
Information & Solutions DirectorJared joined World Vision New Zealand in 2022 as the Information & Solutions Director.
Jared has over 20 years' experience in IT leadership with a Bachelor of Science from MTSU. Before joining World Vision, he worked as Director of IT for TwelveStone Health Partners - a faith based healthcare company in Nashville TN. His key strengths include: managing data and insights, process automation, and digital transformation.
Louise Bull
People and Culture DirectorLouise joined World Vision New Zealand in 2022 as the People and Culture Director.
Louise has a Bachelor of Business Studies majoring in Human Resource Management and a Tikanga Level 3 Certificate from Te Wānanga o Aotearoa. She has over 20 years’ experience in Human Resources business partnering and management and consulted as a Human Resource Development specialist in Samoa. She has volunteered in various roles strengthening communities of women and children since becoming a mother herself.
Fepulea’i Margie Apa
Board Chair | Member since 2011
Appointed Board Chair in 2019
Margie is the Chief Executive of Health NZ. She has a Bachelor of Commerce in Management Studies and Labour Relations and a post-graduate in Health Economics. She carries an honorific (or chief) title from her father's village of Sale'aula, Savai'i, and is also from Faleasi’u, Upolu (nee Tuitama) in Samoa.
Margie has over 20 years in the health sector with a strong background in public policy and change. She has worked for the State Services Commission, Health Funding Authority, MBIE, Capital and Coast District Health Board and as the CEO for Counties Manukau District Health Board.
Margie is a trustee for the board of Presbyterian Support Northern, a New Zealand charity that works with vulnerable children and their families in the upper North Island.
Matthew Prichard
Deputy Board Chair | Member since 2017Chair of Risk Assessment Audit Committee
Matt is Executive Chair of KPMG NZ. He is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Directors, Chartered Accountant, and a Certified Treasury Professional.
In his KPMG role, Matt helps lead their work with Māori, and a range of advisory and audit work for financial institutions and other clients. Matt has held several client-facing and leadership roles during his career, including management of some of KPMG’s largest audit and advisory relationships.
Matt is a facilitator for the Springboard Trust, a charitable trust working within the New Zealand education sector to assist principals to enhance strategic leadership capability.
Kym Samuels
Board Member | Member since 2017Chair of Governance Committee
Kym and her husband Paul own New World Morrinsville. She has enjoyed the challenges of operating a business in the fast-moving consumer goods industry for more than 15 years. As local business owners, their goal is to help New Zealanders get more out of life and acquire their grocery needs.
Kym witnessed the impact of World Vision's work in Uganda, where she visited child sponsorship community programmes and projects supporting refugees from South Sudan.
Kym and her husband, Paul, live in the Waikato. Paul's Iwi is Ngāti Haua, and home Marae, Rukumoana. Kym is also on the board of Totara Spring Christian Camp in Matamata.
Toni Moore
Board Member | Member since 2017Chair of Board People & Culture Committee
Toni is the Executive Director of Business Units for Auckland UniServices. She holds a Bachelor of Science, Advanced Management Program from INSEAD and is a Member of the New Zealand Institute of Directors.
Toni has extensive business experience in corporate strategy, transforming customer experience, designing, and delivering innovation programs, new business models and digital solutions.
Toni's career has spanned across diverse global markets in innovation, agriculture, food and beverage, commodities, and consulting through a range of senior leadership positions at leading global organizations including Fonterra, Orica, and Fletcher Building.
Patrick Brockie
Board Member | Member since 2018Member of Risk Assessment Audit Committee
Patrick is the Chief Financial Officer for City Rail Link Limited. He is a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Secretary and Administrator, and has a Bachelor of Commerce and Administration.
From 2010 to 2018 he was Head of Loans & Specialised Finance for ANZ Bank New Zealand Limited including responsibility for specialised finance products. Before ANZ, Patrick had a 20-year career with Citibank, based in New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, and London. His last position with Citibank was as Managing Director and Global Head of Export & Agency Finance and Trade Head for Europe, Middle East & Africa.
Patrice de Marigny
Board Member | Member since 2019
Member of the Governance Committee
Patrice retired as Chief Distribution Officer for AIA/Sovereign Assurance Limited in April 2019 having held several senior and executive positions within the company. Member of the Governance Committee
Patrice successfully assisted in the sale of Sovereign to AIA (the largest listed life insurance company in the world) in 2018 integrating AIA and Sovereign within New Zealand.
Patrice has an extensive work background leading large teams in financial services and marketing across South Africa and New Zealand.
Phil Newman
Board Member | Member since 2021Member of Board People & Culture Committee
Phil has experience working in both international and local not-for-profit leadership roles. He has been CE of Transparency International Australia and Director of Programmes, Tearfund NZ. Most recently, Phil was the Chief Advisor with Te Kawa Mataaho Public Service Commission. He is the COO of Laidlaw, and currently acting CE and National Principal
Phil has a B.A. in Social Anthropology and International Development from Massey University, a Diploma in Financial Services from Deakin University and was previously a Certified Financial Planner.
Mike Tomkins
Board Member | Member since 2021World Vision International Board Representative
Mike is the World Vision International Partnership Leader for Corporate Security, heading up security strategy and practice, global fleet, crisis management and resilience functions for our operations in 100 countries.
Mike has built his career in military, policing, and central government and holds a Diploma of Policing, and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Emergency Management. He has three decades of experience in general management, specialising in global security, change and crisis management, organisational resilience and complex investigations management.
Aimee Mai
Board Member | Member since 2021Member of Risk Assessment Audit Committee
Aimee has spent over a decade working on poverty alleviation in Aotearoa through her work at Christians Against Poverty (CAP), where she served as the CEO from 2013 until 2020.
She has a Bachelor of Business Studies in Accountancy and Human Resource Management from Massey University and worked in both fields prior to her work at CAP.
Aimee continues to work with CAP clients locally, serving as the Ngā Hau Māngere CAP Debt Help Centre Manager. In addition to this she works with the Wilberforce Foundation.