Meet the Team

  • Bronwyn Scott

    GENERAL MANAGER

    Raised in Bridge Pā, Te Matau-a-Māui (Hawkes Bay), Bronwyn was always looking skyward, leading to a career as a commercial pilot and flying instructor before diverting into the world of technology as a contracts specialist, team leader, and project manager. She loves problem solving, and helped establish Recycle A Device as a tool to help bridge the digital divide. Bronwyn is based in Ōtautahi (Christchurch) where she coordinates our team, sure to handle anything and everything that lands on her desk!

  • Kelsey Hallahan

    PROGRAMME MANAGER

    Kelsey has a background in primary teaching and resource production for New Zealand kaiako (teachers). She is passionate about supporting kaiako, tamariki and rangatahi to develop their digital technology capabilities and bridging the digital divide in Aotearoa through hands on experiences and relevant resources. Kelsey is based in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton) and work across all of our programmes. She enjoys connecting with our team spread across the motu to support our mahi and spends her spare time with her whānau.

  • Kate Allan

    DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FACILITATOR

    Kate has a background in teaching, education management, and working with teams striving for success and high quality of practice. Kate is passionate about supporting teachers in growing confidence with digital technologies education, supporting the capability to apply digital technologies in exciting and meaningful ways across all curriculum learning areas. Kate is based in Ōtautahi (Christchurch) and brings her passion to life through her leadership of the Ōtautahi Outreach programme.

  • Ana Kahika

    DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FACILITATOR

    Nō Te Whakatōhea, Te Whānanu-a-Apanui, Te Arawa.

    Ana has a background in Contemporary Education and has worked as a kaiako for nine years. She values connecting with community to support kaiako, tamariki and whānau with skills in Digital Technologies and Hangarau Matihiko. She enjoys seeing people learn, thrive and share their experience to teach others – a tuakana-teina approach. Ana is based in Ōtautahi (Christchurch) and has a passion for helping all to shine in digital kaupapa.

  • Siobhán O'Connor

    PROGRAMME COORDINATOR

    Siobhán is an Enspiral Dev Academy graduate who manages our Code Club programme. She is passionate about the growth of digital technology in Aotearoa and uses her skills to assist club leaders, teachers, and students on their journey with coding and in digital technologies education. Siobhán is based in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) and enjoys collaborating with our team spread across the motu to develop new resources.

  • Sean Borja

    EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE DEVELOPER

    Sean is a nature-based educator who draws on his experience in cross-cultural communication, education, and environmental science to engage with learners of all ages. For him, the outdoors is an ideal setting to explore, discover, ask questions, and cultivate understanding. He is keen to leverage the wonders of the outdoors to help learners develop ability, confidence, and creativity in digital technologies. Sean is based in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland).

  • Rebecca Harris

    RECYCLE A DEVICE DONOR LIAISON

    Rebecca is RAD's Donor Liaison, dedicated to building relationships and supporting people to minimise waste while helping others at the same time. When she started she was new to the technology space but an old hand at community-based mahi. Community building and working towards digital equity are causes close to her heart. Rebecca flits between Ōtepoti (Dunedin) and Ōtautahi (Christchurch), but you can track her down anytime over email or phone.

  • Eva Riddell

    COMMUNITY & SCHOOL LIAISON

    Eva grew up in the predominantly Māori community of Tokomaru Bay in Te Tairāwhiti (East Coast). For the majority of her professional career she has worked with Māori whānau, from advocacy, iwi development, Māori enterprise to most recently co-founding Oi Collective, a wāhine Māori social innovation company.

    Eva is passionate about alternative education and brings to RAD her experience in designing and facilitating programmes for rangatahi social enterprise and governance. She lives in Ōtautahi (Christchurch) andworks part-time as the RAD Community & Schools Liaison for Te Waipounamu (South Island).

  • Daniella Gibson

    SOCIAL MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

    Daniella is the face behind our social media, newsletters, and blog posts. She is passionate about social media, design, and marketing, having recently brought these skills to the Remojo Tech team. Currently studying Law and Commerce at Victoria University, Daniella is based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington).

  • Rachel Maclennan

    ACCOUNTS ADMINISTRATOR

    Rachel’s our finance whizz. From invoicing right through to end-of-year accounts, management reporting and everything in between, she can do it all! Rachel is Xero and Xero Payroll certified and based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington).

Our Board

  • Victoria MacLennan

    Victoria is well known in the Aotearoa New Zealand IT business community, as Managing Director of Wellington-based companies OptimalBI, Optimal People, and Optimal Labs, director of Noted, FlatpakNZ, LOUD! In Public, the Draper Cormack Group. She was named IT Professional of the Year at ITx in 2016. Victoria also chairs the Digital Skills Forum and co-chairs NZRise. Victoria is based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington).

  • Tim Bell

    Professor Tim Bell is one of the brains behind the successful Computer Science Unplugged education programme which has developed an international following among mathematics and computer science educators since it’s launch in the early 1990s. Tim received the 2011 University of Canterbury’s Innovation Medal, one of the University’s highest honours, he has been awarded the 2018 SIGCSE Award for Outstanding Contribution to Computer Science Education, and in 2024 he became an honoured Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to computer science education. Tim is based in Ōtautahi (Christchurch).

  • Erica Anderson

    Erica Anderson is a leader in the cybersecurity community and has been a volunteer for Code Club Aotearoa for years. Erica is the co-founder, COO, and security consultant for SafeStack Academy and SafeAdvisory, and she’s also a lead organiser for large community events like Kawaiicon, Kiwicon, and BSides Wellington. Erica is based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington).