Adam Bradshaw

Adam Bradshaw is a seasoned policy advisor with extensive experience in global health, environmental reform, and climate change initiatives. Currently serving as a Senior Policy Advisor at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change since November 2021, Adam specializes in health technology and prevention strategies. Prior roles include Technical Officer positions at both the World Health Organization and Principal Adviser for the New Zealand Government, focusing on international climate change and COVID-19 response efforts. Adam also held advisory positions with the Ministry for Primary Industries and completed internships at the World Health Organization and New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade. Academic qualifications include a Master of Science in International Development Studies from the University of Portsmouth and a Bachelor's Degree in Social Policy, Political Science, and International Relations from Victoria University of Wellington.