Gordon is co-founder of Media Support (Picture People MSP’s former name) and a founding Director of iMedia. Formerly a radio journalist with the BBC World Service, in the early 1990s he established the acclaimed ‘New Home New Life’ radio education-entertainment drama in Afghanistan. He has also set up media production NGOs in Afghanistan, Botswana and Zambia. Based on the Black Isle, Scotland, he is now an ecotourism entrepreneur and doting grandfather.

Nicola is Chair of the Board of Picture People MSP. She is also Managing Director of its sister organisation, iMedia Associates. She is an experienced media and communications for development practitioner and evaluator, and has worked extensively in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. Her first love is radio but in recent years her work has incorporated digital media and AI-enabled approaches to research and data analysis. Nicola divides her time between London and Harare in Zimbabwe.

Christo is a graduate of Ofxord University where he studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics. He worked as an investment analyst in the City before becoming a journalist, working on the Economist, New Statesman and Sunday Times. He had a career in television as a reporter and producer before establishing Dartmouth Films, an independent documentary company.Christo is a A leading figure in the UK documentary community, Christo was Chair of the Sheffield International Documentary Festival and the

Soledad specialises in participatory communication with particular skill and experience in using participatory video for development processes. She has worked on more than 40 projects in Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia on issues including environment, indigenous peoples’ rights, gender equality, peace-building and youth and child rights. She is mother of two children, a wife, a facilitator, a project manager, an evaluator and someone who enjoys a good conversation.