Meet our team
Meet the BATGO, Inc. leadership team.
The BATGO, Inc. team will join Heather McQuay in building a legacy that will improve our knowledge of nearly every
aspect of foster care.
Heather McQuay, LCSW-C, MBA
Executive Director
Heather McQuay was appointed as the Executive Director of Baltimore Adolescent Treatment and Guidance Organization, Inc. (BATGO, Inc.) since July of 2020. Heather has over 20 years of experience in servicing youth and families in Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. She has served in various leadership roles, including Quality Improvement Manager, Training Administrator, and Program Supervisor for several leading child welfare providers and behavioral health service organizations.
Heather’s expertise includes organizational strategy, quality and compliance, and operational excellence. She has led several CARF accreditations and developed quality improvement plans for a leading child welfare organization, where she was employed recently for over eleven years. She has established excellent relationships with State Agencies (DHMH, MSDE, DJS, DDA, DHS), and looks forward to those continued partnerships. Her ability to assess an organization’s strengths and weaknesses will be highly beneficial as she leads BATGO, Inc. Her knowledge of diverse programs includes foster care, PRP programs, special education schools, and home and community-based mental health services.
Ericka Burke, LMSW
Treatment Foster Care Supervisor
I have worked in various dynamic roles at BATGO, Inc. since February 2000. At BATGO, Inc., I can collaborate daily with a dynamic team of colleagues, Treatment Foster Parents, and stakeholders. As a team, we display a source of pride in helping our youth navigate being in out-of-home placements. I value the agency’s delivery of services through a dedication to enhancing the quality of our programmatic offerings. Seeing youths develop their sense of self and transition to independent living has been a rewarding part of my years at BATGO, Inc.
I was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. I earned my Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. In May 2024, I earned a Master of Social Work degree with a focus area on trauma from Walden University. As a social worker, I pledge to address social justice that values differences and incorporates fairness for everyone by developing a culture grounded in diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Outside of BATGO, Inc., I enjoy completing puzzles, craft projects, socializing with friends and family, and traveling.
Nadine Anderson, LBSW
Case Worker,
Our Board of Directors
Scott Olden
President
Mary Locke
Treasurer
Dr. Leslie Jackson
Secretary
Dr. Jackson brings over two decades of experience in higher education and a deep commitment to fostering equity and
success to her role as a board member of the Baltimore Adolescence Treatment Guidance Center. Dr. Jackson has served as board secretary for the Baltimore Adolescence Treatment and Guidance Organization since 2018, further demonstrating her commitment to serving the community.
With a Bachelor of Science in human services from SUNY Empire State College, a Master of Science in student personnel administration from SUNY Buffalo State College, and a Doctor of Education in community college leadership from Morgan State University, Dr. Jackson has honed her expertise in supporting diverse adult learners throughout her career.
Currently serving as the Director of TRIO Student Support Services at Baltimore City Community College, Dr. Jackson excels in data-driven decision-making, grant management, staff development, and program leadership. Her strategic planning efforts, personnel supervision, and budget management have led to significant increases in enrollment and scholarship funds, demonstrating her dedication to student success.
Dr. Jackson’s commitment to community engagement and maintaining partnerships is evident in her ability to successfully coordinate program activities and secure grant funding through collaborative efforts with community stakeholders. She has a proven track record of securing grants, including co-authoring two successful grants totaling nearly $4 million during the 2015 and 2020 cycles, as well as securing the $1.5 million Upward Bound Math and Science grant in 2022.
Prior to her current role, Dr. Jackson served as Assistant Director of Residence Life and Community Development at St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY, where she managed staff, revamped leadership development training, and directed campus engagement initiatives. Her diverse experience also includes HIV research, outreach, and advocacy for underserved populations in Buffalo, NY.
Additionally, Dr. Jackson is an experienced speaker, motivator, and writer. She is dedicated to empowering people to embark on a journey to self-discovery and reach their full potential by acquiring the tools for success. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her grandson, Andre Jr., as well as cherished family and friends. She has a passion for traveling, immerses herself in interior design, and finds creative fulfillment in creating content for YouTube.
Rev. Turner
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