Board of Directors
Robynne Jeisman
CEO & Founder
Robynne Jeisman has worked for over 23 years in Australia, Thailand and the US, with high-risk adolescents experiencing homelessness, juvenile justice, sexual exploitation & trafficking, mental health issues and addiction. Working in Community Service Organizations, local community groups, & high schools, she demonstrates a heart for youth needing a place to call home, and to feel a sense of belonging in our ever-changing world.
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Robynne has had a passion for positive and creative housing options for underserved youth for many years. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, she is the Founder & CEO of Turntable; a registered 501(c)3 not for profit providing housing and support for youth in transition. Turntable facilitates healthy options for youth to share life with people in the community and grow from strength to strength.
Live music, time with friends and family, reading, movies and taking every opportunity to get outdoors, are all top of Robynne’s list for fun! Unity and community are central to Robynne's call to urban poverty, and she enjoys seeing "new things" take place in people’s lives.
Yvonne Padilla Chew
Yvonne has worked in the nonprofit sector for over 15 years, where she has served marginalized communities in Southern California and San Francisco in various capacities. With a Bachelor's degree in Social Ecology (and an emphasis in Psychology and Social Behavior), Yvonne has always been concerned with social equity.
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Recently, she graduated with a Masters in Theology, which has encouraged her to dive deeper into being a part of the healing and restoration of her San Francisco community, especially where concerning youth. She has a huge heart for those involved in foster care and serves as a coach for a local nonprofit. She also has a passion to walk alongside youth, helping them discover all that they were created to be.
Yvonne and her husband currently reside in San Francisco and believe that God has given them both a heart for healing through hospitality. They love to cook together and are always ready to play board games. They also love to play tennis, grab a boba with friends, dance, hike, listen to/ play music, eat delicious food, and read a lot of fantasy fiction.
Dave Maturo
Dave worked with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship for ten years in Florida. He now lives in San Francisco with his wife and two kids where he serves as Director of Operations for Church Network Hub, a non profit started by his wife Brook. Dave enjoys music and sports and spending time with his family.
Brutus Lo, CPCU, ARM
Professionally, Brutus Lo has held senior positions in business development and consulting in technology-driven industries. He is currently a Senior Vice President at Marsh, Inc., the largest global risk and insurance advisory company. Growing up in a family whose parents had gone through the most tumultuous time in China, he has a strong empathy towards people who are from economically disadvantaged communities. Brutus was the first of all his siblings to obtain a college education, and he is actively involved in community services. Committed to empowering young people to succeed in today’s ever-changing environment Brutus Lo helps them to have a strong personal identity and learning mindset.
Danny Reyes
Danny has served marginalized communities in the San Francisco Bay Area for over a decade, primarily working with youth and families entangled in the criminal justice system. Danny currently works with Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) with the San Francisco Adult Probation Department.
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Danny currently resides in Lodi, CA with his wife, and two daughters (#girldad). In addition, Danny serves on the pastoral team at San Francisco Lighthouse Church and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Theology from Christian Life College.
Prior to his work with the TAY population, Danny served as a counselor at San Francisco’s Juvenile Justice Center and worked within the juvenile justice system from 2009 to 2017. During his time working within the juvenile justice system, Danny was a founding member of a groundbreaking pilot program at the San Francisco Youth Guidance Center, The Juvenile Collaborative Reentry Team (JCRT). JCRT was a collaborative between the San Francisco Superior Courts, Juvenile Probation, the San Francisco Public Defender's Office, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, and The Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice. The goal of JCRT was to curb the high recidivism rates among youth placed in out of home placement. The program quickly became a nationally recognized model and was featured at the annual conference hosted by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). JCRT was later institutionalized and renamed Juvenile Collaborative Reentry Unit (JCRU).
Zoe Mason
Raised in Redwood City, California, Zoe Mason is now based in Seattle. Zoe is studying for a Bachelors Degree in Social Work at Seattle University. Zoe aims to spend her career working with incarcerated citizens and their families. Her leadership style is one that gathers people well, where people are just naturally drawn to her! Zoe brings a range of perspective and voice to the Turntable Board and is excited to contribute to the vision and mission of the organization.
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In the past, Zoe’s experience is found in customer service, reception & community development. Zoe's favorite part of her previous jobs has been “talking with people about the things [she is] passionate about”; including her perspective on social justice movements and surrounding policy. She was able to put her heart for social justice in practice during her time with Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy, using media outlets to examine potential bias toward AAPI identities in the news. She also has participated in community trips to church partners in Ensenada, Mexico, working at a women's shelter.
An avid reader, Zoe enjoys spending her spare time learning about the world through the lenses of others. She recently read 52 books in the year 2020.