Our Team

Our Executive Team

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    Krystal Tritton

    Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

    I’ve experienced many parts of the NDIS community - first as a Member, then progressing through roles to now proudly serving as CEO.

    As someone from the blind community, I know how important it is to recognise that disability looks different for everyone. Support needs to be personal and shaped by real understanding.

    I’m driven by seeing Members grow, speak up, and live life on their terms. I focus on turning gaps in disability services into real opportunities for connection, independence, and real employment.

    I lead with the aim to grow confidence and skills in my team as roundsquared evolves. I believe people with disability have the right to meaningful roles and full community lives and I’m focused on building a culture that supports that for everyone.

    Outside of work, I enjoy time with my two teenage daughters, usually at the beach or having lively debates around the dinner table.

  • Paul Newton

    Chief Operating Officer (COO)

    As the Chief Operating Officer, I support Krystal and the Directors with day-to-day operations and help shape our growth by focusing on what matters most to our Members.

    My background is in retail and business leadership, where people always came first. That same approach now shapes how we work at roundsquared. Outside work, I’m a dad of four and we’re usually at the beach, bushwalking, or chasing good food.

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    John Player

    Director

    I’ve lived with disability for over 50 years, and I’m proud to be both a Member and Director at roundsquared. My background in healthcare taught me the value of listening and speaking up when it counts.

    I draw on life experience to bring a practical mindset and strong sense of fairness to my role, making sure the voices of everyday people are heard and respected at the Board table.

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    Frances Minotte

    Director

    As a Director at roundsquared, my connection to this work is both personal and purposeful.

    Being a mum of two and a full-time carer has taught me more than any job ever could. I have learned first-hand how disability shapes daily life and just how much the right support matters.

    My role on the Board is about making sure our decisions reflect the values we stand for; support that’s practical, personal, and centred on what is important to Members and their families.

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    Jodie Hoger

    Director

    I’m both a Member and a Director at roundsquared, and I draw on my own lived experience of disability to help make sure every Member has a fair go—whether it’s in learning, work, or everyday life

    With close to 30 years in disability education, I’ve helped shape accessible systems at TAFE NSW and led Inclusion Action Plans that focus on practical change. My work is grounded in insight, persistence, and a belief that access should be part of everything we do.

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    Suzanne Kerslake

    Director

    Curiosity, persistence and lived experience shape everything I bring to roundsquared. As a parent of a Member and someone who’s spent decades advocating for my son, I know how complex, frustrating (and rewarding) this space can be.

    Now, as a Director, I’m focused on the things that make real change. Clear communication, practical support, and decisions that centre around people, not systems. I believe good support is built on trust and shared knowledge and I’m always on the lookout for what might help us do things better.

North Coast Consultants

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    Alison B

    Senior Consultant, North Coast

    I’ve worked across the disability sector for over six years as a support worker, advocate, Support Coordinator and now leading the North Coast Consultant team. My focus is making sure Members in the North Coast feel heard, respected, and supported to reach their goals.

    I bring strong planning, problem-solving, and communication skills to my work from my background in Community Services and project leading and I’m committed to helping grow connections for people living in the North Coast region by delivering meaningful, community-based support.

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    Karen C

    Consultant, North Coast NSW

    With 19 years’ experience in human services, I’m driven by supporting people in ways that are inclusive, practical and person-first. I’ve worked in early childhood, NDIS Support Coordination, and most recently in a busy community centre.

    This experience has increased my skills in collaboration, communication, to seek to understand what people really need. As a Support Coordinator, I strive to contribute to Members lives by ensuring Members are supported with dignity and given the time to feel truly heard.

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    Luke S

    Consultant, North Coast NSW

    After moving from the UK in 2016, I’ve developed a strong background in support, mentoring, and teaching, worked across disability support, and education. I now use my experience to support North Coast Members to build independent, fulfilling lives and to find the opportunities they need to succeed.

    I bring an empathetic approach and I’m dedicated to understanding each persons individual needs, connecting and supporting them to achieve their goals. Outside work, you’ll find me surfing, reading on the beach, or enjoying life with family.

Sydney Consultants

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    Frances M

    Senior Consultant, Sydney Region

    I joined roundsquared in 2019 as a consultant in Sydney after a background in management and retail and a full time carer for my daughter. Having my daughter as a Member of roundsquared has made a positive difference in our own personal lives. With lived experience in disability, I have first-hand and personal understanding of the NDIS and the impact of the right support.

    I bring specialist knowledge in ART cases, AAT processes, home modifications, and complex advocacy, and I’m passionate about helping families feel heard, understood, and supported.

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    Evelyn HF

    Consultant, Sydney

    I’m passionate about supporting people with disability to build independence and lead fulfilling lives.

    I previously lived overseas and volunteered with an NGO, teaching English in local communities. Empowering others to lead fulfilling lives has always been my drive, and it’s rewarding for me to work in an organisation that is also passionate in making a meaningful impact and meaningful change. When I’m not working, you’ll find me outdoors with loved ones swimming at local beaches, hiking, or dancing to anything with a good beat.

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    Kelly D

    Consultant, Sydney

    I began my career in disability as a Support Worker, and my previous experience is in project management, and coordination. After 3 years of supporting children with autism to advance their skills & gain confidence to reach their goals, I naturally find working for people living with disability to be a positive and rewarding role.

    Now, as a consultant in the Sydney team, I help Members access the right supports, organise therapies, and work closely with families, support workers, and services to help people reach their goals.

Shoalhaven Consultants

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    Lawrence B

    Senior Consultant, Shoalhaven

    I take great pride in overseeing our Members in the Shoalhaven region. I’ve worked as an Independent Disability Support Worker and Advocate for several years and I’m committed to making sure people with disabilities are heard, supported, and connected to the right services.

    With six years in the sector, I bring strengths in project management, problem-solving, and emotional intelligence. I focus on person-centred, practical support that helps people navigate challenges and reach their goals.

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    Zoe M

    Consultant, Shoalhaven

    I have a diverse background in both hospitality and Disability Employment Services (DES). In hospitality, I gained experience as an all-rounder and supervisor, where I developed strong leadership, customer service, and operational skills.

    In my role within DES, I worked closely with clients to provide tailored support, helping them overcome barriers to employment while fostering strong, trusting relationships. My ability to communicate effectively, collaborate with teams, and motivate others has been a key factor in my success in both industries.

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    Elise T

    Consultant, Shoalhaven

    As a parent and wife of individuals with disability, I have a first hand understanding of the challenges faced by families in similar situations and personal understanding of what it means to advocate, adapt and support with empathy.

    Working with Shoalhaven Members, I bring my lived experience with Autism, ADHD, sensory processing needs, anxiety, and a background in youth homelessness and use that problem-solving mindset to support individuals and families with creativity and care. Beyond my role, I actively engage in volunteer work in my local community

Eurobodalla Consultants

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    Elise C

    Senior Consultant, Eurobodalla

    My background in disability employment, aged care and education shapes how I support Members at roundsquared. I work closely with individuals and families as they move toward independent living or navigate systems like health, education and the NDIS.

    Some of the most meaningful moments for me have been supporting families through end-of-life care. These experiences have greatly deepened my empathy and respect. Outside work, I’m raising two kids with my partner and love exploring the South Coast together.

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    Angela T

    Consultant, Eurobodalla

    I love helping Members and families move forward with confidence, especially when things feel stuck. My approach is practical, encouraging and grounded in real listening (with a dash of humour when it’s needed most).

    I bring lived experience and deep insight into SDA, SIL, youth homelessness and disability including Autism, ADHD, and mental health. I’m also trained in sexual and reproductive health for people with disability, which helps me connect in honest, respectful and meaningful ways.

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    Alana R

    Consultant, Eurobodalla

    As a Support Coordinator at roundsquared, I work closely with Members to plan supports, build confidence, and take practical steps toward their goals.

    I really value our down-to-earth approach and the trust that comes from working one-on-one with people. I grew up in Eurobodalla and bring local insight and experience from roles in admin and support. Outside of work, I’m a proud mum of two, and we’re usually off to the beach or out on a weekend adventure.

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    Belinda M

    Consultant, Eurobodalla

    I’m all about helping families find what works. I support parents and kids to get the right help in place, especially families with disability or neurodivergence

    My background as a support worker means I understand the day-to-day stuff that matters. I bring lived experience supporting family members with ADHD, and I enjoy the practical side of the job -working things out, setting goals, and getting good outcomes that make life a little easier.

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    Claire L

    Consultant, Eurobodalla

    Supporting people to feel confident, capable, and connected is what drew me to this role. I work with Members to take steps they once thought were out of reach, and make goal-focused plans that reflect their own path forward.

    My background in creative and community settings shapes how I support people with empathy, structure, and a focus on what matters most to them. When I’m not at work, I enjoy creative projects, community events, and time with my family.

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    Karen K

    Consultant, Eurobodalla

    I love helping Members take real steps toward their goals, whether it’s finding housing, work, or support for their kids. I’m known for breaking big goals into smaller, achievable wins that build trust in what is possible.

    With a background in childcare, I understand family dynamics and enjoy working alongside parents to create plans that actually work. Collaboration is key for me. Whether it’s with services or families, I work hard to make things smoother (and add in a little fun where I can).

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    Kristy M

    Consultant, Eurobodalla

    With a decade of experience at the Department of Human Services, I joined roundsquared to help make the NDIS feel more accessible and share my knowledge about what services and supports are available, especially for people managing complex mental health and psychosocial needs.

    As a parent and partner of NDIS Participants, I understand how overwhelming the system can feel. I have a hands-on approach helping Members make sense of the NDIS, take practical steps, and work toward real outcomes for independent living. I’m also a proud local, raising three kids on the South Coast.

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    Sam M

    Consultant, Eurobodalla

    I take a calm, practical approach to my work, and believe the best outcomes come from clear communication, strong partnerships, and a shared focus on what matters. I’ve supported families through complex challenges for many years, bringing experience in counselling, advocacy, and group support.

    My past experience with services like DCJ, Education, Police, and Community Health have helped me to build strong relationships and stand alongside Members when systems feel hard. I’m also skilled at sourcing assistive tech and supports that truly fit.

Bega Consultants

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    Emma C

    Senior Consultant, Bega

    I’ve been part of the Bega team since 2022, bringing hands-on experience across disability support and leadership roles.

    I support Members through big transitions like travel, housing, and independent living and have a strong background in SIL and SDA applications.

    I take a practical, person-first approach and work hard behind the scenes to make sure the right supports are in place. Outside of work, I’m a new mum to a baby boy and love time outdoors with my family.

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    Shannon E

    Consultant, Bega

    I bring 20+ years’ experience working with children and families in schools and private settings, especially those navigating disability and complex needs.

    As a carer myself, I have lived experience and understand how difficult some systems like My Aged Care, Carer Gateway, and public health can be to manage. I take a calm, practical approach, especially when working with families for NDIS reports, where it’s important that a Member’s needs are clearly communicated and families feel heard and supported.

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    Melissa W

    Consultant, Bega

    My background includes supported employment and managing a disability enterprise, but my focus now is on supporting people with complex mental health needs.

    At roundsquared, I work closely with Members to build practical skills, confidence, and sustainable support systems. My training in Psychosocial Disability, Recovery Coaching, and Psychological First Aid shapes a steady, person-centred approach. I believe that having a grounded, consistent presence helps people grow their independence in ways that reflect their strengths and circumstances.

Finance & Administration Team

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    Kristy B

    Senior Plan Manager

    I joined roundsquared in 2019 and lead the Plan Management services overseeing Members plans, monitoring budgets and working closely with Consultants to make sure our Members are well-supported and NDIS standards are met.

    The NDIS keeps changing, and I stay across those changes so we can respond the right way. Outside of work, I love exploring the local beaches and discovering new camping spots in our beautiful region.

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    Alex J

    Plan Management Officer

    I’ve been part of the roundsquared Finance team since 2016, managing accounts, processing invoices, and resolving queries for Members, Consultants, and providers.

    My background spanning the UK, US, and Australia, where I’ve worked in government, healthcare, admin, and customer service always focus on supporting individual needs. I take pride in a clear and thorough approach so that our Members can feel confident and reassured that everything is on track.

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    Joel M

    Plan Management Assistant

    I support our Plan Managed Members by tracking budgets, processing claims, and handling the admin to keep everything running smoothly. I’m proud to be part of a peer-led organisation and recently joined the Disability Inclusion Advisory Committee, advising council on community issues.

    I’m part of the ‘Let’s Talk Speak Out’ advocacy group and look forward to growing my career at roundsquared. On weekends, I enjoy gaming or a trip away.

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    Jennifer C

    Executive Administrator

    In my role, I support behind-the-scenes operations and work closely with our CEO to help ensure Members receive a high standard of support at roundsquared.

    My background is in small business and working alongside people with disabilities. With the knowledge and training I’ve gained here, I focus on finding opportunities others might miss. I’m a wife and mum to two teenagers and love the rural Eurobodalla lifestyle & keeping active.

  • Ronnie D

    Administration & Activities Officer

    I joined roundsquared because I strongly align with their values - people over profit. I’ve worked in management across hospitality, project management, and wildlife parks.

    I create engaging activities for Members and support the Consultant team. My NDIS training helps me to ensure our processes are best-practice. It’s a privilege to bring my experience into the disability sector and make a real difference.