Leadership biography
Al P. Waller Jr.
Chief Operating Officer
20 years of program experience · Behavioral health · Residential services · Operational compliance
Al P. Waller Jr. brings two decades of experience in residential group homes, day programs, behavioral support services, and community-based care to his role as Chief Operating Officer of Warren Community Integration.
His educational background includes California State University, Bakersfield, with studies associated with Marriage and Family Therapy. That education complements extensive experience supporting individuals with behavioral-health needs and developmental disabilities.
Throughout his career, he has spent more than a decade managing personnel and overseeing multiple programs funded through California’s Regional Center system. His responsibilities have encompassed program administration, staff supervision, service scheduling, client transportation, case management coordination, billing operations, regulatory compliance, and audit preparation.
Waller’s experience provides WCI with an established operational perspective on the demands of publicly funded service delivery. He understands the importance of maintaining accurate documentation, meeting contractual obligations, developing effective staffing systems, and aligning day-to-day program operations with funding and regulatory requirements.
As Chief Operating Officer, Waller provides leadership in program operations, workforce management, quality assurance, and organizational compliance. His expertise supports the administrative infrastructure and service-delivery systems behind WCI’s active work while strengthening the organization’s capacity for additional public-sector agreements and work orders.
Driven by a longstanding commitment to helping vulnerable populations, Waller approaches leadership with an emphasis on accountability, compassionate service, organizational excellence, and measurable outcomes.