CEO & Cofounder

Driven by her experience as a sibling of an autistic adult and a passion for building more inclusive systems, Kim leads NeuroNav’s vision to make disability services more person-centered and empowering. She brings a background in global development, journalism, and clean energy, and holds an MBA from Stanford, where she focused on social innovation and impact.

Head of Care Management

Suzy brings over 20 years of hands-on experience within California’s Regional Center system, supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She began her career as a direct support professional and has since held a variety of roles, including behavior consultation, service coordination, leadership, and policy development. Suzy holds a B.A. from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and an M.A. in Rehabilitation Counseling from Penn State University.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

Andrea is deeply committed to supporting nonprofit organizations and child care programs. Her advocacy focuses on enhancing and protecting the lives of children and teens with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She holds a degree in Sociology with a minor in Nonprofit Administration from the University of South Carolina.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

Elyse has dedicated her career to fostering inclusion and providing individualized support for people with diverse needs. She’s passionate about building more inclusive environments and strives to make a meaningful impact in every aspect of her work.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

Melissa has many years of diverse experience working with individuals with disabilities and is a strong advocate for person-centered support. She’s committed to creating positive, empowering experiences for those she serves. Melissa holds a degree in Human Development from California State University, Long Beach.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

David has experience advocating for individuals across all age groups—from teens to older adults—and has served in a variety of roles centered on care and support. He is dedicated to meeting people where they are and addressing their unique needs with empathy and intention, always striving to make a positive impact. He holds an MA in Social Work from Florida International University.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

Taylor is a dedicated advocate for marginalized communities, committed to fiercely supporting and uplifting those in need. Throughout her career, she has focused on championing the rights and well-being of individuals, working to ensure everyone receives the support and opportunities they deserve.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

Dana is a passionate Independent Facilitator at NeuroNav with nearly 10 years of experience supporting the IDD community in a variety of roles. She holds a bachelor's degree in Psychology from the City University of New York and is dedicated to improving the lives of people with disabilities through person-centered advocacy and care.

Family Onboarding Manager

Bridgette brings a background in teaching and mental health to her work at NeuroNav, where she’s passionate about providing personalized and tailored care to meet each individuals unique set of needs. Her experience as an educator shaped her deep commitment to advocating for neurodiverse individuals and ensuring they receive the support they need to thrive. Bridgette holds an MA in Education, a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential, and a BA in Liberal Studies from the University of La Verne. Outside of work, she loves spending time outdoors with her family—especially exploring new campgrounds and hiking trails.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

Nina has a background in Psychology and experience working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She’s always been passionate about helping people live their best lives and was drawn to NeuroNav’s person-centered, empathetic approach. Nina believes that how she shows up each day matters—leading with empathy, compassion, and integrity to ensure neurodiverse individuals feel seen, heard, and supported. Outside of work, she is a mom and wife who loves making memories with her family, spending time outdoors, reading, and making friends with every animal she meets. She is currently working toward her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

Camila spent four years working with children with developmental delays and disabilities, where she saw firsthand the profound impact that the right support can have on a person’s life. Her experience working closely with clients and their families reinforced the importance of having a strong advocate to help individuals reach their full potential and achieve their goals. Camila holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Education from New Mexico State University and brings empathy, dedication, and advocacy to her work at NeuroNav. Outside of work, she enjoys baking sourdough bread and pastries and spending time with her loved ones.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

With over seven years of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis, primarily working with children with autism, Cynthia is deeply committed to supporting neurodiverse individuals and their families. Her work providing direct therapy and guiding families through complex systems sparked a strong passion for equity and advocacy. Cynthia holds a Master of Arts in Special Education – Applied Behavior Analysis from Arizona State University. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, exploring national parks—especially the red rocks of Sedona—and spending time with her clever spaniel, Luka (always followed by a sweet treat).

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

With a background in social work, Pam has devoted her career to social services, working alongside individuals and families—especially those with developmental disabilities and special needs. She’s passionate about helping people discover what’s possible and take steps toward their own vision of independence, finding joy in watching dreams turn into real-life achievements. Pam holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of Denver and a Master’s Degree in Sociology from the University of South Alabama. Outside of work, she loves traveling and making memories with her sons, laughing with friends over great food, reading, listening to ’80s music, walking her German Shepherd, and serving at her church.

People Operations Lead

With a background in psychology, Amanda began her career in case management and as an intake counselor in behavioral health, later transitioning into the startup world. She helped grow support teams at virtual mental health companies and eventually moved into recruiting to stay connected to the mental health space. Amanda brings an adaptable, empathetic approach shaped by her experience in both clinical and fast-paced environments. Outside of work, she’s a charcoal and graphite artist, takes commissions, and recently wrote and illustrated her first children’s book—with a second on the way. She holds a BA in Psychology from West Virginia State University and an MBA from West Virginia University.

Family Onboarding Assistant

Maci ensures families have a smooth and well-supported start to their journey at NeuroNav. With nearly a decade of experience in administrative and marketing roles, she’s known for bringing order to complex systems and ensuring operations run seamlessly behind the scenes. Detail-oriented and dependable, Maci thrives on creating structure that helps others focus on what matters most. Outside of work, she enjoys reading in coffee shops, making food to share with friends, and taking photos around San Francisco.

Navigator | Independent Facilitator

Krystine brings over a decade of experience supporting individuals through complex systems with compassion, creativity, and persistence. Her background includes work as a regional program supervisor for homeless services, case management, substance abuse counseling in a women’s prison facility, and serving as an independent facilitator. As her brother’s legal guardian, she has seen firsthand how life-changing the Self-Determination Program can be—for him and for her—and is passionate about helping others access similar opportunities. Guided by a deep belief in dignity, equity, and inclusion, Krystine listens closely, builds trust, and helps people navigate challenges with a solutions-focused approach. Outside of work, she enjoys kayaking, hiking, gardening, spending time with animals, and exploring local spots.