Our Executive + Board of Directors
GEGAC Board of Directors
Andrew Morgan
Director
Aunty May Pearce
Director
Aunty Rhonda Dinsdale
Director
Jeffrey Cooper
Director
Dorothy Moffatt
Director
Willy Hood
Director
Narelle Bragg
Director
GEGAC Executive
Chief Executive Officer
Kenton Winsley
Kenton joined GEGAC as CEO in January of 2024, prior to which he was a Regional Director of Public Health and Emergency Management for the Victorian Department of Health.
Kenton is a Ngan’gi man, and was born and raised in the Northern Territory.
Kenton’s career to date includes executive leadership positions within the Northern Territory Government, including Senior Advisor to the Chief Aboriginal Health Practitioner, Top End Health Services Director of Aboriginal Health Practitioners, and President of the Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives.
Kenton holds a Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic), Bachelor of Nursing, Advanced Diplomas in Government Management, Leadership and Human Resources, and qualifications in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care (Practice).
Executive Director Culture and Deputy CEO
Joshua Tuiono
Joshua, a proud Gunai, Monaro and Muthi Muthi man, was named Executive Director Culture and Deputy CEO in May of 2023, continuing a career at GEGAC that began in 2018.
Prior to that he worked at Aboriginal Medical Services in Redfern, Sydney.
Josh and his family have a deep connection to GEGAC.
His grandfather, Robert ‘Jumbo’ Pearce, and his grandmother, Marion Pearce, played important roles in the creation of a dedicated Aboriginal medical service in the 1960s that was the precursor to GEGAC, and both continued to be key figures in and around GEGAC in the following decades, as have several members of the Pearce family.
Chief Operating Officer
Noma Johnson
Noma joined GEGAC as Executive Director Children, Youth and Families in July of 2023.
Noma is of the Ncube clan, of the Ndebele people, and was born and raised in Zimbabwe in southern Africa.
She has been working in the children, youth and families sector in Outer Gippsland for over twenty years, including most recently as Area Operations Manager for the Victorian Dept. of Health and Human Services.
Noma has extensive experience in people management and executive leadership in Child Protection programs including in statutory child protection operations in NZ , UK and Australia, and hold a BA (Hons) Social Work, Diploma in Welfare Studies and Management as well
Post graduate qualified in Child and Family Practice Leadership.
Executive Director – Children, Youth and Families
Lisa Carter
Born and raised in Bairnsdale and with strong connections to our Aboriginal community, Lisa was named GEGAC’s Executive Director Children, Youth and Families in January of 2025.
We were very happy to be able to bring Lisa “home” following a 20-year career in health and human services for public agencies across Victoria.
Her professional journey had a very personal starting point.
Inspired by her sister, who was born with a disability, Lisa completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Disability) at RMIT and began her career in disability services, motivated by the belief that “people with disability should have the same opportunities that everyone else has in the community.”
Lisa has had a diverse range of experiences in the sector, including client care and case management, quality and safeguarding, and investigations, and has held leadership roles across diverse portfolios including, public housing and community health and policy.
Prior to joining GEGAC she was the Manager of Agency Performance System Support at the Victorian Department of Families, Fairness & Housing.
Lisa is currently studying toward a Master of Public Policy, motivated by her desire to contribute to the greater empowerment of First Nations communities, and better outcomes through policy for First Nations people.
Executive Director – Integrated Community Services (Access, Prevention and Community Wellbeing)
Alistair Moles
Alistair is an experienced senior leader in both public service and the community sector, with a strong record of driving cross-government reform, fostering system collaboration, and delivering community-centred approaches across Gippsland and Victoria.
Previously, he served on the Outer Gippsland Area executive team at DFFH, overseeing the Community Partnerships portfolio.
Alistair has held senior roles spanning justice, homelessness, housing, and disability services, and is recognised for his strategic leadership in multi-agency environments, particularly in embedding human-centred design into social policy and service delivery. He has also led significant work in partnership with Aboriginal communities in Outer Gippsland and across Victoria—advancing self-determination, strengthening governance, and improving outcomes for Aboriginal people and families.
With a background in psychology and extensive experience leading diverse teams and partnerships, Alistair brings a strong commitment to innovation, inclusion, and building resilient, connected communities.