Treasure House, a residential community for young adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities, located at 7815 W. Aspera Blvd., in Glendale, announces three new additions to its board of …
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Treasure House welcomes 3 to board of directors
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Treasure House, a residential community for young adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities, located at 7815 W. Aspera Blvd., in Glendale, announces three new additions to its board of directors.
The community, founded by former NFL quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Kurt Warner and his wife Brenda, welcome Robin Reed, John Fevurly and Allison Dozbaba to its board, where they’ll utilize their talents, influence and connections within the surrounding community to help further the mission of Treasure House.
Mr. Reed serves as the president and CEO of Black Chamber of Arizona, the president of Occam Sustainability Partners, and as a principal and partner with Emfluent, a corporate coaching and consulting company. Mr. Fevurly is the director of National Accounts at Merck & Co., Inc., and has a 33-year history in sales and marketing. Ms. Dozbaba is a tax partner with Wallace Plese + Dreher, has 15 years of combined industry and public accounting experience, and provides comprehensive tax planning and consulting.
Treasure House is a supportive living community for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. A strong emphasis on independence, respect, and community integration provides an optimal environment for residents to live, work, and enjoy recreational activities while being part of a larger family.
