Jessica McKillip has served as Executive Director of ITNMontereyCounty since 2018, leading the organization’s growth to more than 700 active riders and overseeing the delivery of over 110,000 rides since its inception in January 2012. She is a passionate advocate for mobility and independence among seniors and visually impaired adults, and proudly represents ITNMontereyCounty on the Mobility Advisory Council for Monterey-Salinas Transit, as well as the Executive Committee and Full Council of Monterey County’s Area Agency on Aging.

A California native raised on a small family farm in the Central Valley, Jessica moved to Monterey in 2000 to attend Cal State Monterey Bay. She graduated with a dual major in Public Health and Social Work from the university’s Collaborative Health and Human Services Department. Since 2006, she has dedicated her career to the nonprofit sector—managing local farmers markets, expanding youth healthy eating initiatives in after-school programs, and coordinating business district revitalization efforts in historic Oldtown Salinas.

A long-time peninsula resident, Jessica is committed to community service. She has volunteered with the Marina Chamber of Commerce, the Salinas Valley Food & Wine Festival, and the Monterey Young Professionals Group. She currently serves as a member of the Monterey Cypress Auxiliary Unit 694 and is currently President of the Junior League of Monterey County.

Jessica is proud to lead an organization that is transforming the way transportation is delivered—making it more accessible, personal, and dignified for the county’s aging and visually impaired populations.

Hospitality Leader Turned Community Mobility Advocate 

With 12 years of experience in hospitality management, Sid Noonari brings a unique blend of operational excellence and data-driven leadership to ITNMontereyCounty. A proven leader in guest services and business strategy, he previously served as General Manager of boutique hotels in Pacific Grove and Operations Manager at Hyatt Vacation Ownership, where he earned the prestigious “Way to Go” award for outstanding performance.

Beyond traditional hospitality, Sid is also an entrepreneur, running a small business that supplies sustainable daily-use amenities to hotels and Airbnb owners—marrying his industry expertise with a passion for eco-conscious innovation. 

At ITNMontereyCounty, Sid plays a pivotal role in ensuring operational efficiency, overseeing day-to-day operations, payroll, accounting, and Salesforce data management. His analytical mindset—honed through a Master’s in Organizational Leadership (UMass Global) and a Data Analytics Certification (Master School)—helps streamline systems to better serve seniors and visually impaired adults.

Key Expertise 

• Specializations: Data Analytics, E-Commerce, Project & Operations Management 

• Core Skills: Process Optimization, Stakeholder Collaboration, Strategic Problem-Solving 

Community & Professional Involvement 

• Member: ACTFL, IEEE for Small Business 

• Volunteer: Scout Pack 125 Leader 

• Personal Passion: Long walks along the Monterey coast, mentoring youth, and advocating for accessible, tech-driven mobility solutions.

Why ITN?
“Transportation shouldn’t be a barrier—it should empower. At ITN, we’re not just moving people; we’re moving communities forward.”

Bradford Baumann joined the ITNMontereyCounty team in January 2025. A recent retiree from a 30+ year career in teaching that started out in San Bernardino for seven years, after which he relocated to Salinas. He spent 25 years as a computer science teacher at North Salinas High School. While a teacher he also was a certified school district driver. In this capacity he was authorized to drive school vans with students to various events, field trips, games, etc. Always thinking in retirement he’d continue driving with some local organization.  

Working for ITNMontereyCounty has been very rewarding. He enjoys meeting many interesting people who share their unique backgrounds and personal history. The rides may be short or long in terms of mileage but he always hears how important and valuable the service is. The directors and staff in the office are friendly, communicate well and are flexible with scheduling issues.  

My wife Bethany and I live in Pacific Grove where we enjoy the outdoors, live music, and sporting events. We support our local soccer team – Monterey Bay FC and attend as many San Jose Sharks games as possible. I am fortunate to be a part of a great team that delivers a much-needed service to our area. It is very much appreciated. 

Elizabeth Mottu-McFarland is a dedicated and personable Transportation Coordinator
with a diverse professional background. Known for her reliability, amiability, and strong
work ethic, Elizabeth consistently brings her well-rounded skill set to every role she
undertakes. Her ability to quickly learn and adapt to new challenges has allowed her to
excel in various fields, ranging from legal work to real estate, sales management,
dispatching, and administrative tasks.

With years of experience as a legal secretary, clerical assistant for a police department,
accounts payable and receivable specialist, as well as running a family floral business,
Elizabeth has honed her organizational and multitasking skills, making her an invaluable
asset in any setting. She holds an Applied Associates Degree with a double major in
Computer Business Administration and Legal Office Administration from Heald
Business College.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Elizabeth is deeply involved in her community. She
has held leadership roles in her local school district, serving as an officer in PTSA, LPAC,
and the School Site Council. She also volunteers for Brighter Bites, a non-profit
organization focused on combating food insecurity, and was honored with the Volunteer
of the Year award in 2023. Her past experience as a Catechist for St. Theodore’s
Catholic Church further highlights her commitment to serving others.

In her spare time, Elizabeth enjoys family activities, gardening, and embracing the
outdoors. Her passion for both professional growth and community service drives her
to continually seek new opportunities for learning and making a positive impact.

Javier Robles joined ITNMontereyCounty in 2023 and brings dedication, reliability, and a passion for connecting with people to his role as a driver. With a Class A commercial driver’s license and forklift certification, Javier also works as a professional truck driver for 7UP. He earned an Associate Degree in Fine Arts and Language from Feather River College in 2020, and enjoys combining his creativity with strong communication skills in both of his professional roles. 

Outside of work, Javier is a sports enthusiast who enjoys fantasy football and staying active through regular workouts. He values the flexibility, kindness, and supportive environment at ITNMontereyCounty, and especially enjoys meeting the many interesting people he gets to drive and assist. Javier is proud to be part of a team that truly makes a difference in the community 

Marissa Rousso is an Operations Intelligence Analyst in the Air Force Reserve and works in Membership at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club. She brings a dynamic blend of strategic intelligence, operational leadership, and community-focused service to every endeavor she undertakes. 

Marissa joined ITNMontereyCounty in 2024, drawn to its mission of providing safe and reliable transportation options to those in need. She quickly became an engaged member of the organization, utilizing her strong organizational and communication skills, as well as her passion for service. 

Her professional background spans military intelligence, private sector operations, instructional leadership, and nonprofit engagement. She has served as an instructor for Intelligence Operations and Distributed Ground System (DGS) platforms at Goodfellow Air Force Base, where she trained the next generation of Air Force analysts. Earlier in her career, she worked in politics, construction project management, and private club admissions. Whether in uniform or civilian capacities, Marissa is known for her adaptability, mission focus, and dedication to excellence. 

She holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Davis, and an Associate of Applied Science in Military Intelligence Studies and Technology from Air University. She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Space Operations at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, expanding her expertise into the space domain as she advances toward a professional trajectory at the intersection of space operations and national security. 

Her skill set includes strategic communication, intelligence analysis, organizational development, event planning, data integration, and technical writing. Marissa is a member of the Northern California Golf Association and remains highly active in her community, volunteering as a guide at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and serving on nonprofit boards, including the 50th Intelligence Squadron Booster Club. 

In her free time, she enjoys swimming, running, hiking, and playing golf. What she loves most about ITNMontereyCounty is its deep commitment to helping others and the incredible sense of community shared by its members and volunteers. 

Melissa Martella currently serves as the Transportation Coordinator at ITNMontereyCounty, a role she has held for over two years. In this position, she manages daily ride coordination, oversees bank deposits, handles billing, and actively contributes to community outreach and fundraising initiatives.
Melissa brings a rich and diverse professional background to her role. She spent 12 years as an Occupational Therapist with Monterey County Mental Health, working closely with Severely Emotionally Disturbed children in the public school system. From 2016 to 2020, she stepped into an entirely new challenge as the Owner and Operator of Martella Farming Company, leading the business following her husband’s passing.

Born and raised in Monterey County, Melissa is deeply rooted and well-connected in the community. Her strong communication skills and natural ability to build meaningful relationships make her especially effective in both her professional and volunteer efforts.

Melissa holds a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy from San Jose State University.
Her local knowledge and people-first approach continue to enhance the experience of both
riders and drivers at ITNMontereyCounty—an organization she values for its connections and
conversations.

Beyond her professional life, Melissa is highly active in volunteer work. She serves as a
long-time Chairwoman for the American Cancer Society, helping to raise over half a million
dollars annually. She also contributes her time to her sons’ high schools and supports an
agriculture-based nonprofit fundraiser each month. When not working or volunteering, she
enjoys gardening, hiking with her dog Lola, and spending time with her two sons

Miriam Avina is the Transportation Supervisor at ITNMontereyCounty, where she has been a
dedicated team member for nearly two years. Starting as a coordinator, Miriam quickly
demonstrated leadership, initiative, and strong interpersonal skills, earning a promotion to
supervisor in less than a year—a reflection of her commitment to excellence and community
service.

Before joining ITN, Miriam worked in the healthcare field. Her professional journey includes
working with children with autism and providing hands-on support at an OB-GYN office. These
experiences strengthened her ability to connect with people from all walks of life and manage
sensitive responsibilities with compassion and care.

In her current role, Miriam oversees transportation operations, coordinates schedules, supports
drivers and riders, and ensures that services run smoothly and efficiently. She takes pride in
building relationships within the community and contributing to ITN’s mission of providing safe,
reliable transportation to older adults and individuals with visual impairments.

Miriam holds an Associate in Science degree and continues to grow professionally through
hands-on leadership and service.

Outside of work, she enjoys reading, volunteering with VNA Hospice, and cheering on her
favorite hockey team—the San Jose Sharks. As the team’s biggest fan, she brings that same
passion and energy into everything she does. Miriam also deeply values her time at home,
where she loves spending time with her husband and their four beloved pets—two cats and two
dogs who bring joy and laughter to her life every day.

What Miriam values most about ITNMontereyCounty is the opportunity to meet and serve
members of the community, forming meaningful connections that make a difference in people’s
lives every day

Theresa Ann Beguhl joined ITNMontereyCounty in March 2022, bringing with her over 25 years
of professional experience in service-oriented roles. She previously served as a Recreation
Therapist for 12 years and as a dedicated educator for 15 years before retiring from teaching.

Ms. Beguhl began her academic journey at Hartnell College (1977–1979), continued her
undergraduate studies at Fresno State (1979–1982), and later pursued graduate coursework at
California State University, Dominguez Hills (1994–1996).

As Transportation Coordinator, she leverages her strong organizational skills, attention to detail,
and conscientious approach to ensure that each ride is scheduled smoothly and efficiently. Her
role allows her to combine her passion for helping others with her deep respect for the dignity
and independence of ITN’s riders.

Outside of work, Ms. Beguhl enjoys walking, hiking, and gardening. She finds great fulfillment
in collaborating with her ITN team and values the meaningful connections she makes daily with
volunteers and members—helping them reach their destinations with care and compassion.