Board of Directors

Chris Kloepfer

Chris spent much of his career in the courtroom listening to stories from victims of human trafficking and child exploitation while being present for all of the evidence being brought forward against an offender. The videos, audio clips, victim testimonials and stories stayed with him, which brought him to assist in the creation of CAUGHT Foundation.

Chris Kloepfer is a current peace officer with The Ottawa Police Service. Chris suffered an injury while on duty that left him unable to complete full-time duties as an officer. Feeling a gap in his life, Chris elected to work with the other founding members of CAUGHT in an effort to continue being engaged with a vulnerable community whose stories have left a lasting impact on him, while still being able to recognize limitations due to his injury.

Nikey Prijono

One of the founding members, Nikey is a retired member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Nikey has extensive experience with governmental international relations.

In between his international work, Nikey continues to help the CAUGHT Foundation expand and evolve

Joy Dockrey

A Navy Veteran, “Gramma Joy” is a Cree Elder known for the work she does as an animal assisted therapist.

Her professional background includes school-teaching, counselling incarcerated males who survived residential schools, supporting Indigenous youth and families particularly those in foster care, working as a grief and trauma counsellor for Surrey Hospice, years of working in the field of Aboriginal Health, and lots of public speaking.

Brendan Bronzan

After a 17-year career with the Federal Government of Canada, Brendan has taken his passion for technology and design to the private sector as a consultant for small businesses and large enterprises.

I believe digital privacy and security is paramount in today’s society but most people lack the knowledge and know-how to protect themselves and their loved-ones.

I’m here to help educate and empower people to take control of their technology, so that it doesn’t control them.

Shae Invidiata

With an Associate in Marketing from Hawaii Pacific University and a Bachelor of Arts from The University of British Colombia, Shae Invidiata joined CAUGHT in 2023.

As a global citizen Shae believes strongly in giving back, “Every day we have a chance to change the world”. In January 2010, Free-Them was founded by Shae Invidiata; an initiative dedicated to raising awareness and funds to end human trafficking in Canada by partnering with all levels of government, law enforcement, front-line organizations, and businesses to stop exploitation and Human Trafficking in Canada.

Today Free-Them is a registered Not-for-Profit organization. Invidiata has been recognized in the community and in Canada for her philanthropic work.

Matt Capell

With a strong interest in the world-wide plague of Human Child Trafficking, and a desire to give back to his community, Matt became a founding Member of CAUGHT to lend expertise and passion in the fight to keep our children safe..

Matt has nearly two decades of experience working in the National Security field where he was employed for 18 years as an Intelligence Officer (IO) with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS). Prior to that career path, Matt spent 6 months in The Gambia, West Africa (1999) doing Humanitarian work, followed by 10 years of work in Nova Scotia as a Rehabilitation Worker, working with both youth and adults with cognitive as well as developmental and other challenges. Since leaving the Public Sector in early 2022, Matt continues to work in a private capacity in the Security field. Matt holds degrees from Acadia University (1997) as well as the University of North Texas (2002).