Our Regional Coordinators
We have a number of volunteer regional coordinators who help us put on events in our regions.
We are grateful for their support and hard work.
Angela Wynn - Auckland and NorthlandHi everyone! My name is Angela Wynn and I’m really excited to join TSANZI and to get more involved with this amazing community. I live in Auckland with my husband Matt, our two daughters Charlotte (16), who has Turner Syndrome, and Courtney (14), plus a dog and two cats who pretty much run the house. Last year we went to the Turner Syndrome International Conference. Meeting so many families, hearing everyone’s stories, and learning more about TS was a great experience for us. It really inspired me to step up and contribute more. A little bit about me: I work in senior leadership in the banking/financial services world, mostly focused on strategy and helping organisations navigate change. I also sit on the Board of the Westpac Chopper Trust, which supports rescue helicopter services across New Zealand, a role I’m really proud of. I’m looking forward to getting to know more of you, supporting the awesome work already happening, and helping strengthen our TS whānau across Aotearoa. Thanks so much for welcoming me — I’m excited for what’s ahead.
Jo Martin - WellingtonKia ora, I’m Jo and I’m part of the Turner Syndrome community through my daughter who has just turned 25. My daughter was diagnosed at 11 months old in Nelson, and we hadn’t met anyone else with Turner Syndrome until we attended the Wellington conference in 2023. This was a big moment for both of us, and we’ve really enjoyed being part of the TS community since then. I’ve realised that although we navigated all the complexities of growing up with TS by ourselves, there are a lot of resources and caring out there, and I’d really like to help other people find that support. My daughter still lives in Nelson, but I’m based in Wellington for work, so I offered to take on the Wellington Regional Coordinator role. The Wellington Turner Syndrome community is fantastic, and it’s been lovely getting to know everyone. If you live in Wellington and want to know more – please reach out!
