Our Directors
Jan Kruger
Jan is the Executive Director of Imagine More. She has a Bachelor in Community Education and training in Social Role Valorisation (SRV). Jan has been a strong advocate for people to live valued and inclusive lives for many years.
In 2013 Jan co-founded Imagine More in the ACT to strengthen family leadership and advocacy for people with a disability. She wants people with disability to hold valued social roles, develop meaningful relationships and live typical lives in their communities.
Paul Kruger
Paul Kruger is a founding Director of Imagine More and currently works in the organisation part-time as the Finance and Business Manager.
Over the last 20 years, Paul has had a variety of experiences in the growth of children in a wide variety of contexts and has become a strong advocate for inclusive education and for individuals with a disability to hold valued roles in the community.
Adrienne Gault
Adrienne is a Director at Imagine More. She originally trained as an architect. When her son Carl was diagnosed with autism in 2001, her personal and professional interests shifted. She sought to understand how best to help him.
Adrienne has worked with Imagine More since 2015. Since then she has continued to learn about the art of building good lives for people with a disability.
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The Team
Erosha Bakmiwewa
Peer Group Facilitator
Erosha is a mother of three children, Sethmi, Jayden and Keisha. She is a Financial Analyst by profession, but currently has taken the role of a full-time carer for her children.
Erosha’s priorities in life changed when her eldest was diagnosed with ASD at the age of 2.5 years. Erosha has been an active advocate of inclusion and instrumental in getting Sethmi enrolled in a mainstream school.
Erosha is passionate about many community initiatives, including fundraising for charities, creating autism awareness and helping other families achieve better outcomes for their kids.
Anne Keep
Project Coordinator – Typical Pathways Initiative
Anne joined the Imagine More team in November 2020 as the Project Coordinator (Typical Pathways Initiative). This involves coordinating peer groups, webinars, and other events that support the core work of Imagine More in building a community of true inclusion with valued roles for all.
Anne’s working life has been spent in the disability field. Before she joined Imagine More, she worked as a service provider visiting homes, schools, workplaces and community venues to provide training to build the capacity of people with disabilities and those who support them. Her experiences have made her a strong advocate for inclusion in education, the workplace, and the community. Working at Imagine More allows her to focus on promoting inclusion and working directly with families.
Anne is a mum to two amazing and entertaining children and three fur babies. In her spare time, she enjoys various crafts and getting out in nature by running, bushwalking and camping. She dreams of living on a property one day where she can enjoy open spaces from her doorstep.
Fiona McIntosh
School to Work Facilitator
Fiona joined Imagine More in November 2020 as the School to Work Facilitator. This role is part of a three-year project that aims to strengthen the capacity of young people with disability and their families to achieve valued paid employment and self-employment.
Fiona has over 25 years of experience in policy and program development in the ACT Government and local non-government sector. This experience spans housing, homelessness, child welfare and twelve years in the disability sector.
Fiona was drawn to this role with Imagine More because she wanted to continue creating employment opportunities for young people with disability. She has several years of experience in the creation of customised employment opportunities in the disability sector. She loves that she is able to contribute to an ethical, values-driven organisation that empowers families to develop skills and confidence so their sons and daughters can experience the good life.
Fiona is a solo mum to a young daughter. In her free time, she loves connecting with nature through camping and walking, creating a small enterprise and creating surreal collages.
Greg Byfield
Project Facilitator
After more than two decades in the Australian Public Service, mainly as a policy and program manager, Greg wanted to work in an organisation that would allow him to give back to the community and change mindsets about disability and inclusion. He joined Imagine More in November 2025.
In his role as Imagine More’s Project Facilitator, Greg supports several of our exciting projects. He is passionate about helping families achieve the dreams and goals they have for their family members with disability. He enjoys helping families identify and seize opportunities, and connecting them with resources and peers to support their individual journeys.
Greg is the father of two beautiful daughters, two dogs, two cats and two guinea pigs. He enjoys hockey, golf, the ocean and the occasional, well-placed dad joke.
Jacki Kearslake
Digital Communications Manager
Jacki was one of Imagine More’s Founding Directors. Jan and Paul’s vision for a more inclusive Canberra inspired her to join their fledgling organisation. She returned in 2020 as Imagine More’s Website Development and Support Manager, a role that has morphed into Digital Communications Manager.
Jacki’s first chosen profession was dentistry. She practised as a general dentist until 2006 and maintained a connection with her former colleagues through her digital marketing agency.
Jacki is the mother of three brilliant young adults, one of whom has an intellectual disability. In her leisure time, Jacki enjoys playing walking and field football (soccer), any form of craft (from knitting to needle felting to quilting), visiting craft stores to add to her craft supply stash, and cooking meals from scratch.
Milly Whitehead
Administrative Assistant
Milly joined Imagine More in 2024 as a part-time Administration Assistant and enjoys being part of the Imagine More team.
Her tasks include: data entry, creating social media posts using Canva and Gain, assisting with workshop preparation, and other general administrative tasks.
Milly also runs her microenterprise, ‘Made By Miss Milly’. She sews scrunchies, makes Christmas decorations using colourful felt balls, and sells them at local markets and online. She is very creative, and her microenterprise sits nicely alongside her administrative role.
In her spare time, Milly enjoys dancing with her dance groups, painting and other crafts, and catching up with friends. She especially loves walking her dog Mabel and meeting other dogs along the way.