
Our leadership team
David Spriggs, Group CEO of Infoxchange and Connecting Up
David is passionate about creating a more digitally inclusive society and the role technology can play in improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the not-for-profit sector. David is also Chair of the Australian Digital Inclusion Alliance and a Board member of Specialisterne Australia. He holds a Bachelor of Information Technology from the University of Queensland, a Certificate in Theology from the University of Melbourne and is a Graduate of the Harvard Business School Executive Education Program and the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Read more about David.
Pankaj Chhalotre, Head of Connecting Up
Pankaj has over 12 years of experience working in various positions in the not-for-profit sector. As part of the executive team at Connecting Up, he has been involved in setting up strategies, organisational structure, major projects and change management initiatives. Pankaj is passionate about working in partnership with cooperate, government and not-for-profit sector to leverage the digital work to positively impact their communities.
Rachel Misitano, Marketing and Communications Team Lead
Rachel is a strategic marcomms leader with extensive experience managing evidence-based, brand, marketing and communications campaigns for the not-for-profit, education and arts sectors. Rachel and her team lead the strategy and management of Infoxchange’s marketing and communications, which focuses on raising brand awareness, driving positive engagement, and generating quality leads. She is passionate about using her skills and expertise to drive social impact and equity, diversity and inclusion in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM)
Cathy Culliver, Marketing and Communications Team Lead (currently on parental leave)
Cathy joined Infoxchange in 2015, after previously working in publishing and the disability sector. Cathy and her team oversee Infoxchange’s public and online presence including the website, branding, social media, marketing and the Annual Report. She is passionate about using technology to drive social impact, especially through the use of digital media and innovative storytelling.
Wayne Gorst, Head of Corporate Services
Wayne has over 20 years’ experience in the community sector, including working in homelessness, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and offender support. As a certified practicing accountant, Wayne has supported many organisations to deliver effective services and is committed to enhancing the lives of those who are the most marginalised and disadvantaged in our community.
Marcus Harvey, IT Services & Consulting Manager
Joining Infoxchange from Nous Group, Marcus is an experienced facilitator and not-for-profit technology expert. He and his team are passionate about helping organisations use technology effectively to work smarter rather than harder and achieve measurable outcomes with the clients and communities they work with.
Jess Kitch, Human Resources Manager
Jess’s role involves supporting the management of the employee lifecycle for all staff at Infoxchange. She has worked in human resources for 15 years across a range of sectors including technology, not-for-profit and health. She is excited by opportunities to work with progressive organisations like Infoxchange to help people be better at what they do.
Brian McLaughlin, Head of Community Products and Services
Brian has over 20 years’ experience in IT and seven years in community sector-related roles. His role is to ensure that Infoxchange’s product and services are strongly represented to the not-for-profit sector. Brian’s objectives include driving customer engagement and product development in areas such as support services and data Insights, while continuing to develop our core products such as case management and referral solutions for the community sector.
Gerard Palk, Queensland Manager
Gerard has been working in human services in Queensland for over 20 years. Before joining Infoxchange in 2006 he was involved in the implementation of client management systems for the youth sector, prison support services, family support programs, child protection and disability services. Since joining Infoxchange he has led the development of our client and case management system.
Alana Pascolo, Human Resources Manager (currently on parental leave)
Alana joined Infoxchange in 2014. Her role involves supporting the management of the employee lifecycle for all staff. Before Infoxchange, Alana worked in HR for Infosys and the Victorian Government. She is passionate about giving back to the community, having previously sat on corporate social responsibility committees in previous organisations.
Pallavi Susarla, People & Culture Business Partner
Pallavi has over 13 years of experience in human resources across the health, technology, public service and not-for-profit sectors. She is driven by a desire to bring out the best organisations and their people and is particularly passionate about community service, mental health and wellbeing, and working with values-based organisations to drive contemporary HR strategies.
Jess Perrin, Head of Social Innovation and Digital Inclusion
Jess leads our social impact programs to ensure no-one is left behind in today’s digital world. Her career has focused on building partnerships to support and scale innovative social justice projects. She brings over 10 years of international experience, most recently from the Thomson Reuters Foundation in London where she was the Head of Global Programs.
Amodha Ratnayeke, Online Applications Manager
Amodha joined Infoxchange in 1998 as a database updater, before eventually moving on to managing our online applications. She oversees the implementation of our various service coordination applications, while also liaising with clients and managing relationships.
Tanveer Siddiqui, Head of Technology
Tanveer initially joined Infoxchange as the Development Team Lead and brings over 14 years of experience working in both the not-for-profit and private sectors, including the UN World Food Programme, Fairfax Media and AFL Players’ Association. Tanveer believes that technology is not merely an end-product, but a principal driver of new approaches for addressing social issues.