Chairperson:

Hunter Gurevich (he/him)

Originally from Melbourne, Hunter has lived in London, Bangkok and Hobart before settling in Perth to study Medicine. He holds a Bachelor of Creative Arts majoring in Cultural Theory, and a Masters of Communications. He has worked in communications in various capacities, including board member roles.

Hunter would like to help the organisation grow to offer more quality support services and facilitate more communication and community for trans and non-binary people. He is also passionate about ongoing education of clinicians and health professionals in LGBTQIA+ healthcare. He would like to work towards a world where any LGBTQIA+ person can see any health professional and receive the care they need without fear of judgment or bigotry.

Vice Chair-person:

Sam Gibbings (she/her)

Sam is currently working in the Communicable Disease Control Directorate at the WA Department of Health and possesses tertiary qualifications in Health Promotion, Asian Studies and Public Health. Sam has over a decade of experience working and volunteering in community based organisations such as the WA AIDS Council and Peer Based Harm Reduction WA.

Secretary:

Milo Bronleigh (he/him)

Over the last five years Milo has dedicated himself to helping marginalised groups access resources that improve their lives.
Milo is a driven individual with a strong desire to succeed. He works diligently to achieve the goals that he sets out for himself, with the same level of commitment towards goals set by others.

Treasurer:

Brooke Bennet (she/her)

Brooke is an ally and parent of a transgender child.  She has been involved in a volunteer capacity as admin of TransFolk of WA’s parent Facebook group and has provided one on one peer support and education for families since 2017.  She also assists Parents of Gender Diverse Children on their national Facebook page as the WA contact for Western Australian families, and runs a couple of local support networks for both parents and the transgender/gender diverse community in Geraldton, where she lives with her family.

She brings to the table more than 25 years’ experience as a Certified Practising Accountant working in various roles from Senior Management at an ASX listed company through to roles with Industry, Not for Profits, and Public Practice.  She also has a wealth of experience with not for profits/charities, grant reporting, and auditing.  She’s passionate about supporting families as when families are supportive and educated, everyone benefits.

Ordinary Member:

Bryden Beck (they/he)

Bryden has been involved with TransFolk of WA since 2015 and is currently a volunteer facilitator for the Junior groups and Social Space support groups. Bryden is interested to see TransFolk of WA increase engagement with young trans and gender diverse people, and expand peer support to include more social activities and events.