About Us

Jenny Rolston is a long-term Geraldton resident with a diverse career across public and private sectors in Geraldton, Perth and Port Hedland. Her experience spans education and training within the VET sector, roles in Government including TAFE, the Department of Aboriginal Affairs and Local Government, as well as extensive experience in the private retail sector. She currently works in a management role for a local Geraldton business while also running her own direct sales business part-time.

Jenny’s association with ATLAS began in 2010 when she joined the Board, and she continues to serve as Chairperson. She holds a Graduate Certificate of Management (Professional Practice), a Bachelor of Applied Science (Library Studies), an Advanced Diploma of Management, along with additional qualifications in business management and financial services.

She is proud to be part of ATLAS as it continues to build and promote an inclusive community where everyone can feel involved in an accessible and welcoming environment. It is especially rewarding to see how the organisation has grown, with its model now recognised as a benchmark within the sector.

Deputy Chair

Adam Murszewski has been a driving force behind ATLAS since its inception in 2004 and currently serves as Deputy Chair. He played a key role in the organisation’s early planning and establishment while working with the Department of Sport and Recreation and was honoured as a Life Member in 2021. 

Since 2009, Adam has worked with the Mid West Development Commission in planning, project development, and analysis. His background includes extensive experience in sport and recreation governance, with roles on the boards of the Geraldton Buccaneers, Midwest Sports Federation, Midwest Academy of Sport, and Regional Alliance West. He holds an MBA from Deakin University and undergraduate degrees in Business and Sports Administration. 

A long-time Geraldton resident, Angie West joined the ATLAS Board in 2016 and brings more than 20 years of experience in the early childhood sector. Originally from Shark Bay, Angie is a passionate advocate for every child’s right to access the outdoors and take part in meaningful experiences that build resilience and confidence. 

Her work as an Inclusion Support Facilitator focused on creating welcoming environments for children with disabilities and those facing cultural or language barriers. Angie’s personal experience as a parent of a child with a physical disability gives her deep empathy for families navigating inclusion. She also contributes valuable management and business skills to the Board. 

Born and raised in Geraldton, Renee Marchetti is passionate about her community and the inclusive values that ATLAS represents. She brings six years of experience in the finance sector and is currently completing a Bachelor of Business through the Geraldton Universities Centre (CQUniversity), majoring in Accounting and Management. 

An active and outdoors-minded local, Renee enjoys spending time at the beach and playing hockey for the Saints Hockey Club. She is excited to contribute her skills and energy to the ATLAS Board and to help promote an inclusive, welcoming Mid West community. 

Andrew Toovey is Geraldton born and bred, having lived and actively contributed to the community for over 30 years. Alongside his work supporting local businesses and non-profits through his IT company, 2V.NET, Andrew has been a long-time advocate for accessible and inclusive community programs. He is also involved with local initiatives, including the Back Roads Gravel and Spokes Cycle Club, promoting active lifestyles and accessible cycling.

Andrew’s deep Geraldton roots, IT expertise, and passion for inclusion uniquely support his board role at ATLAS, advancing opportunities for people with disabilities and strengthening community engagement. 

Kelly is a teacher at Holland Street School with a strong commitment to supporting learning and creating  opportunities for others. She enjoys exploring ideas that help people enjoy meaningful experiences, and values working with people who are genuine, practical, and focused on making a positive difference. She is looking forward to learning from experienced ATLAS board members, contributing to the organisation, and supporting inclusive experiences for our community and visitors

Marissa Drummond is a Geraldton-based educator, cycling coach, and long-time community sport advocate. With nearly three decades of experience in road, mountain bike, and gravel cycling, she has competed at state and national levels and was recognised as the Midwest Senior Sports Star in 2020–21.

Marissa holds AusCycling Development Coach accreditation in road and mountain biking, Level 1 PMBIA mountain bike coach accreditation, and is expanding her skills in adaptive mountain bike coaching to support more inclusive riding opportunities. She balances her professional coaching and community involvement with a full-time primary teaching role, along with family life as a wife and mother of three, and brings to the ATLAS Board a practical, energetic commitment to getting more people active, confident, and connected through inclusive outdoor experiences.