InCommunity, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Georgia, is proud to announce Daniel Rodgers as its new Chief Operating
Officer (COO).

Rodgers joins InCommunity with a strong background in nonprofit leadership and a passion for building organizations where people can thrive. Throughout his career, he has worked alongside teams, families, community partners, and boards to strengthen services and create positive outcomes for the people they serve.

"We are thrilled to welcome Daniel to InCommunity," said Meg Blackwood, CEO of InCommunity. "He brings a genuine commitment to people, a collaborative leadership style, and a belief in the power of community. Those qualities make him a natural fit for our organization and the individuals and families we support every day."

Known for his ability to bring people together around a shared purpose, Rodgers has spent much of his career leading mission-driven organizations through growth and change. His approach centers on listening first, building strong relationships, and creating environments where employees feel valued and empowered to do their best work.

As COO, Rodgers will help guide InCommunity's day-to-day operations while supporting the organization's continued growth and commitment to quality services. He will work closely with staff across the organization to strengthen programs, support employees, and ensure that individuals receiving services remain at the center of every decision.

"I am honored to join InCommunity and become part of a team that is making such a meaningful difference in people's lives," said Rodgers. "What stood out to me immediately was the organization's deep commitment to inclusion, dignity, and opportunity. I look forward to supporting our staff, partnering with families, and helping build on the incredible work already happening across the organization."

Rodgers' appointment reflects InCommunity's continued investment in strong leadership and its mission to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live meaningful, self-directed lives within their communities.