INTERSTATECOMPACT.NET - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Director of Policy and Operations for the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision
- National Office - Policy and Operations Director
Allen Eskridge is the director of policy and operations for the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision. He is responsible for establishing and executing strategic plans for the organization, ensuring alignment of policies with rules and regulations, providing general operating/administrative guidance and, directing policy research. Allen's public service tenure includes strategic planning and financial oversight for college resources within a public university as well as policy and financial analysis for varied cabinets and agencies under the Kentucky Governor's Office. Moreover, his service includes two terms as Assistant Secretary of State of Kentucky. He is a graduate of Transylvania University and University of Kentucky where he completed his masters and doctorate degrees.
Job Titles:
- Executive Director of the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision
- National Office - Executive Director
Ashley Lippert is the Executive Director of the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision, a national organization that promotes efficient and effective supervision strategies for justice-involved individuals as they move from one state to another. With more than twenty years of experience as a strategic leader making a difference in our communities, Ashley ensures that the 125,000 justice-involved individuals who transfer their supervision each year do so in a way that promotes public safety and accountability while also supporting victims' rights.
Job Titles:
- Logistics and Administrative Coordinator
Barno Saturday studied International Law at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Berea College. She also received the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) certification. She has been with the Interstate Commission since 2007. At her spare time she serves on the Bluegrass Crime Stoppers Board.
Job Titles:
- Administrator
- Commissioner
- Member of the Information Technology Committee
- Member of the Rules Committee
- Commissioner / Compact Administrator, Georgia
Chris Moore has served as Interstate Compact Administrator/Commissioner for the State of Georgia since 2012. Chris began his career in Community Supervision in 1989 as a Probation Officer. In 1998, he moved to Central Office as a Field Support Specialist and his program area was Sex Offender Supervision. In 2005 he was promoted to Center Administrator of a Day Reporting Center and in 2009 he was promoted to Chief Probation Officer. Chris received his BBA from Mercer University in 1989. He is also a Certified P.O.S.T Instructor and a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor.
Job Titles:
- Member of the DCA Liaison Committee
Job Titles:
- National Office - Web Development Manager
Drake Greeott began working with the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision in 2021. As Web Development Manager, Drake works on developing new web solutions to improve the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision while focusing on creating the best possible user interface and experience for the Commission. On a daily basis, Drake is changing website content, assisting with the helpdesk tickets, and managing improvements to the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision website. Drake is a graduate from the Metropolitan State University of Denver where he received a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information System with concentrations in Application Development and International Business.
Job Titles:
- Member of the Executive Committee
- Member of the Finance Committee
- Executive Director for the State of Connecticut
- Executive Director, Connecticut
Biography
Gary Roberge is the Executive Director for the State of Connecticut - Judicial Branch's Court Support Services Division as well as the Commissioner of Interstate Compact for Connecticut. He has over 29 years of criminal justice experience within the Branch. Prior to obtai
Gary Roberge is the Executive Director for the State of Connecticut - Judicial Branch's Court Support Services Division as well as the Commissioner of Interstate Compact for Connecticut. He has over 29 years of criminal justice experience within the Branch. Prior to obtaining supervisory and managerial positions, his career began with the Office of the Chief Bail Commissioner as a line officer providing direct service to the courts.
Mr. Roberge received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Eastern Connecticut State University and Master of Public Administration Degree from the University of Hartford. He is also an adjunct professor in the Central Connecticut State University Criminology Department.
Job Titles:
- Member of the Executive Committee
- Assistant Director of Community Corrections for the Oregon Department of Corrections
- Assistant Director, Oregon
Biography
Jeremiah Stromberg is currently serving as the Assistant Director of Community Corrections for the Oregon Department of Corrections. This role includes oversight of the community corrections grant in aid funding; development of statewide legislation, policies, and ru
Jeremiah Stromberg is currently serving as the Assistant Director of Community Corrections for the Oregon Department of Corrections. This role includes oversight of the community corrections grant in aid funding; development of statewide legislation, policies, and rules that govern community corrections; jail inspections; program evaluations; liaison between the Counties of Oregon and the Department of Corrections; and Interstate Compact.
Stromberg served on the Oregon Board of Parole & Post-Prison Supervision from 2009-2012, first as the Executive Director before being appointed by Governor John Kitzhaber as a member of the Board. From 1997-2009, he worked for Multnomah County Department of Community Justice in Portland, Oregon in a variety of roles including: Lead of the Juvenile Sex Offender Treatment Unit within the Juvenile Detention Center; Manager of the Adult Secure Residential Treatment Program; Manager of the START Drug Court; Manager of the Parole and Probation Domestic Violence Unit, and Manager of the Local Control Supervision Unit.
In 2016, Stromberg was elected Vice Chair of the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision and in 2018 was elected as the Commission's Chair. He is also a former Chair of the Commission's Compliance Committee.
Job Titles:
- Administrator
- Member of the Training Committee
- Services Supervisor
Joselyn López was appointed as Interstate Compact Administrator for the State of Wisconsin in June 2017. She has been a member of the ICAOS Information Technology Committee since 2017, joined the Rules Committee in 2018, and was appointed as chair of the Training Committee in 2019.
López began her career at Wisconsin Community Services as a case manager for juveniles. She transitioned to working with adults in the private sector for 10 years for a non-profit organization where she managed community correctional services. López joined the Wisconsin Department of Corrections in 2010 as a Program and Policy Analyst where she developed evidence based programming for offenders and trained staff on evidence based practices. She is a trainer for Trauma Informed Care in the Criminal Justice System and Risk Reduction Strategies in community supervision. During her years as a Corrections Field Supervisor (2013-2017), she served on the Dane County's OWI Advisory Board where she lead risk reduction supervision strategies and provided oversight to correctional services.
In her current position as Corrections Services Supervisor, López continues to provide a positive impact on others by providing statewide oversight of offender programming, staff education, employment programming, and reentry initiatives. She also serves as the Chair for the Evidence Based Decision Makers Committee.
Throughout her established and dedicated career, López has committed herself to Evidence Based Practices and demonstrated the ability to work effectively working with diverse groups and populations.
López has a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology from Marquette University and a Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration from the University of Wisconsin.
Job Titles:
- Member of the Executive Committee
- Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice at Seattle University
- Commissioner / Compact Administrator, Washington
Biography
Mac Pevey began his career with the Washington State Department of Corrections in June 1999 as a community corrections officer and has climbed the ranks, serving as a community corrections supervisor, field administrator for section 4-Pierce County, and as a regional admi
Mac Pevey began his career with the Washington State Department of Corrections in June 1999 as a community corrections officer and has climbed the ranks, serving as a community corrections supervisor, field administrator for section 4-Pierce County, and as a regional administrator.
Pevey also serves as an adjunct professor of criminal justice at Seattle University (since 2004) and has sat on the Criminal Justice Advisory Committee since its inception.
Pevey has his Bachelor of Criminal Justice from Seattle University and his Masters of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from Washington State University. Additionally, he is a graduate of the National Institute of Corrections' Executive Excellence Program in 2015. He is the 2013 recipient of the Secretary's Leadership Award.
Job Titles:
- Member of the DCA Liaison Committee
- Deputy
Mark Patterson currently serves as the Deputy Compact Administrator for the Oregon Department of Corrections. Mark oversees the Compact operations for Oregon's 36 Counties, as well as the Earned Discharge, Family Alternative Leave and Short Term Trans Leave programs for the ODOC. Mark is currently serving as the West Region Chair for the DCA Liaison committee for the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision. Mark has been serving in the DCA position for over 7 years and prior to this role was a Prison Term Analyst.
Job Titles:
- Member of the Executive Committee
- Commissioner / Compact Administrator
- Executive Director of Court Services for the Indiana Judicial Center
- Executive Director, Indiana
Mary Kay Hudson is the Executive Director of Court Services for the Indiana Judicial Center, an agency of the Indiana Supreme Court. Her responsibilities include implementing statewide judicial initiatives in problem solving court legislation, rules, policy, education and certification. Ms. Hudson is a governor's appointee to the Commission for a Drug Free Indiana and serves as co-chair of the Consortium of State Drug Court Coordinators. Ms. Hudson obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and Biology and a Master's Degree in Social Work from Indiana University.
Job Titles:
- National Office - Administrative and Training Coordinator
Mindy began her career with the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision's National Office in 2004. As the Training Coordinator, Mindy administrates online trainings, updates training publications and provides support in onsite trainings through the Commission's Technical and Training Assistance program. Mindy also assists in the Commission's annual compliance audits and serves as a project team member in the development and support of the Interstate Compact Offender Tracking System (ICOTS). Mindy is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration.
Job Titles:
- Member of the Compliance Committee
- Commissioner, Iowa
- Deputy Director for Community - Based Corrections for the Iowa Department of Corrections
Biography
Sally Kreamer was appointed as the deputy director for Community-Based Corrections for the Iowa Department of Corrections in 2015. Prior to that, she served as the director of Community-Based Corrections for the Fifth Judicial District Department of Corrections Services,
Sally Kreamer was appointed as the deputy director for Community-Based Corrections for the Iowa Department of Corrections in 2015. Prior to that, she served as the director of Community-Based Corrections for the Fifth Judicial District Department of Corrections Services, providing pretrial, probation, parole, and work release services. An evidence-based practitioner and educator, Ms. Kreamer worked with parole boards, judges, colleges and universities, faith-based community members, and other community providers on the implementation of research-informed practices that were trauma-informed, culturally diverse and gender-responsive. She published several articles and manuals in the field of probation and parole and has served on many boards, including the National Alliance on Mental Illness, Iowa Correctional Association, and the Criminal Justice Advisory Board. Ms. Kreamer obtained her bachelor of science from Iowa State University and her masters of science from the University of Cincinnati.
Job Titles:
- Member of the DCA Liaison Committee
Job Titles:
- Member of the Rules Committee
- Commissioner / Compact Administrator, Maine
- Director of Adult Community Corrections
Biography
In 1997, Susan Gagnon began her career with the Maine Department of Corrections as a Juvenile Probation Officer. She was promoted to Regional Correctional Manager in 2007, supervising and coaching the probation officers, in evidence-based practices and current correctiona
Job Titles:
- Member of the DCA Liaison Committee
- Deputy Compact Administrator, Ohio
Over the past 6 years, Suzanne has served as the DCA for Ohio. Through that time, she has worked tirelessly to educate officials throughout her state and improve Ohio's compliance rate; and, she has been an active voice and participant on the ABM Workgroup and Compliance Committees. Suzanne's enthusiasm and generosity have earned the respect of staff, Commissioners, and her peers. She received the 2020 Executive Director's Award from the Commission.
Job Titles:
- Member of the DCA Liaison Committee
Job Titles:
- National Office - ICOTS Project Manager
Xavier Donnelly began working with the Interstate Commission for Adult Supervision in 2005. As Systems Manager, Xavier deals with many technical projects the Commission pursues. On a daily basis, he administrates the help-desk and manages ongoing development and maintenance for the Interstate Compact Offender Tracking System (ICOTS). Xavier is also responsible for creating data analysis tools for the commission like the ICOTS external reports and Compliance Dashboards Xavier is a graduate of the University of Kentucky where he received a Bachelor of Science in Business and Economics and a Masters of Business Administration.