Subregional Mobility Managers

Billy’s career in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) happened quite by accident and out of necessity in 1983 while raising a young family in Dixon, Montana (pop. 150). After finding that I/DD was a natural fit, Billy continued in Montana, then Oregon, and now, Arizona where he has been with Chandler Gilbert Arc since 1994 accepting the position of Executive Director in 2013 and completing his Master of Administration with Leadership Emphasis through Northern AZ University. Billy's career has seen great diversity through management of multiple services in multiple states where he specializes in Coordinated Mobility, Systems Development, and Resource Coordination.

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Justin MacGregor is Sub-Regional Mobility Manager for the West Valley. An Air Force veteran who believes in service before self, Justin has worked for over 5 years at Scottsdale Training and Rehabilitation Services (STARS), a center for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities that hosts day programs, on-site work centers, community-based employment training opportunities, and transition programs for young adults. As the Fleet Maintenance and Facilities Manager, Justin is responsible for making sure all vehicles are serviced and running at top performance, and that STARS facilities are maintained and operated in accordance with all regulations and guidelines. As a Sub-Regional Mobility Manager, Justin aims to support you as you work to provide safe and reliable transportation for elderly individuals and those with disabilities.

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Mark Botterbusch has been in the field of human services since age 16 starting in a domestic abuse shelter as a child advocate. He through college in a hospital inpatient psych unit, and then to outpatient counselling and EAP evaluations after graduation. He then moved into community based services for at risk youth in PA, overseeing multiple programs. He next developed a community based program for at risk youth with Value Options, and oversaw a residential living department. Mark is currently the VP of Operations at Gompers. Mark’s personal drive throughout his career is to be a voice or action for those who can’t or may not know how. He has a strong belief in the dignity of risk and allowing others to attempt things in life, whether they succeed or not. Mark believes that this work, day in and day out, is to make life better for people who otherwise may not have the opportunities to improve their quality of life.

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Eric Penick is the Subregional Mobility Manager for the South-Central Valley. He is the Fleet & Facilities Manager for The Centers for Habilitation (TCH), which is a non-profit organization that supports adults with disabilities through a day program, employment services, group homes, home based services, and transportation. Eric’s promising career at TCH began in 2017 as a maintenance technician, where he learned the ins & outs of transportation for adults with disabilities and fleet management. As the Fleet & Facilities Manager, he is now responsible for ensuring that the TCH fleet of vehicles runs at peak performance and ensures all TCH group homes and facilities are maintained to run safely and meet all guidelines/regulations. As a Subregional Mobility Manager, Eric provides his expertise and supports others who provide transportation for individuals with disabilities.