David A. Hauser brings a diverse and comprehensive business background to the executive director position. David has served as senior manager/partner with large architectural and engineering firms specializing in development of cost efficiencies for national and international clients. His experience in forming project teams for design, construction, project coordination, quality assurance and administration effectively position him to coordinate and expand the business operations for AbilityPLUS. David oversees and works closely with the directors of all AbilityPLUS programs and affiliates, and maintains ongoing productive relationships with all board members, sponsors, donors and executive teams at program venues in Attitash, NH, Mount Snow, VT and Wildcat, NH.

Sue Tatem has been involved in adaptive sports programs for more than 30 years:  having worked in the ski industry and the adaptive industry across the country. Sue has run adaptive sports programs in Colorado, New Hampshire and Vermont and has been with AbilityPLUS for six years.

Sue's passion for adaptive sports began while in college at the University of Northern Colorado. “There are a number of people in my extended family with some kind of a disability, and it just never seemed like a big deal…it didn’t make any sense to me that everyone couldn’t participate in any activity they'd want to.” Sue has dedicated her career to making sure that everyone does have the opportunity to participate. “I’m especially proud to be directing programs that will never turn anyone away, regardless of their disability, or of their ability or inability to pay. We have a wonderful community of participants, volunteers, sponsors and donors.” 

Sue is a PSIA certified ski and adaptive instructor with PSIA Blind DD.  Among her many professional certifications, Sue holds certification in CPR, First Aid and Lifeguard, has Level 100 Coaching Certification and sits on the National Standards Committee for Adaptive Sports Equipment.  She has been guest speaker at several conferences, including the 10th Anniversary of the ADA, speaking on Disability Awareness and Education. Since joining AbilityPLUS, Sue has applied her expertise to expanding program offerings and outreach. Sue coordinates and is head coach of the AbilityPLUS Alpine Race Team and is currently launching a new summer adventure sports program.

Stacie was graduated from Becker College in Worcester, MA in 1992 with an A.S. in Physical Therapy, and worked as a Physical Therapy Assistant until her first child was born in 2000.  While in college she worked at a group home for children with special needs, and upon graduation continued to work with children and adults with neurological conditions.  Stacie has worked in schools, acute-care hospitals and rehabilitation hospitals. 

Stacie began volunteering with with the AbilityPLUS Attitash program in 2005. Stacie says of her work with AbilityPLUS, "Having worked in the hospital setting with patients that are learning to adapt to a disability, it is very rewarding for me to see our students and athletes reach their full potential."

When not skiing and working with people with disabilities, Stacie enjoys biking, hiking and weaving, and spending time with her children.

Liz Stokinger has been working in adaptive sports management for four years.  She has run diverse adaptive sports programs including alpine skiing, snowshoeing, equine activities, rock climbing, aquatics, and fitness among others. Prior to entering the adaptive sports community Liz completed her degree in Kinesiology at the University of New Hampshire where she competed as a division I athlete. Liz has worked as an athletic trainer for private and public schools as well as various clinical and hospital settings.

Liz has guided day and week long trips for youth and adults in ocean and river kayaking. In her free time Liz is an avid back country skier, mountaineer, rock and ice climber, and white water kayaker.

Corey Robinson is an accomplished life-long skier,  and has been an adaptive instructor for more than 25 years.  As Coordinator of Special Programs, Corey’s responsibilities include the coordination and collaboration of the development of AbilityPLUS Special Programs, including The APLUS Race Team and the Soldiers to Soldiers Programs.  Corey serves as communicator, educator, technical expert, safety expert, coordinator and organizer, and as the AbilityPLUS representative to program venue mountains, participants, students, parents and affiliated agencies. 

He is a resident of Sanbornton, NH, where he has chaired the Recreation Committee for 10 years.  Outside of ski season, Corey’s activities include cycling, hiking, and kayaking - activities offered throughout the warmer months to AbilityPLUS program participants. Corey’s dedication and passion for AbilityPLUS programs and initiatives is unsurpassed, making him the perfect person to take on the role of Coordinator of Special Programs.