InCommunity Executive and Leadership Team

Margaret Blackwood, the Chief Executive Officer at InCommunity, directs the overarching strategy and vision for the non-profit agency. Blackwood guides the organization's mission to provide essential community-based services and support to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. This leadership role involves ensuring the agency's continued growth and impact across all service areas, including residential support, employment services, and family support programs. Blackwood collaborates with the Deputy Chief Executive Officer and other senior leaders to align operational execution with strategic objectives. The Chief Executive Officer's focus remains on expanding the reach and effectiveness of InCommunity's programs, ensuring sustainable operations and fostering a culture of excellence. Margaret Blackwood's leadership ensures the agency remains at the forefront of community support services.

Nerissa Wade, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer at InCommunity, executes the strategic initiatives set forth by the Chief Executive Officer. Wade oversees the day-to-day operations of the agency, ensuring the seamless delivery of critical community-based services. This includes managing residential support, employment services, respite care, and family support programs. Wade works closely with department heads to optimize service delivery, enhance client outcomes, and maintain operational efficiency across all InCommunity's offerings. The Deputy Chief Executive Officer plays a pivotal role in translating strategic goals into actionable plans, driving program development, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Nerissa Wade's operational oversight is fundamental to the agency's ability to serve individuals with developmental disabilities effectively.

Cristy Campbell, the Chief Financial Officer at InCommunity, manages the organization's financial health and fiscal strategy. Campbell oversees all financial operations, including budgeting, accounting, financial reporting, and resource allocation to support the agency's mission. This leadership position involves developing financial plans that ensure the sustainability and growth of InCommunity's diverse service offerings, such as in-home care and day programs. Campbell collaborates with the executive team to secure funding, manage grants, and optimize financial performance. The Chief Financial Officer's responsibilities extend to ensuring compliance with financial regulations and maintaining transparency in all fiscal matters. Cristy Campbell's expertise is crucial for the agency's long-term viability and its capacity to expand support for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Jessica Cantrell, the Chief Operating Officer at InCommunity, directs the operational framework supporting the agency's extensive community-based services. Cantrell oversees the implementation and management of residential support, employment services, and day programs, ensuring high standards of care and client satisfaction. This role involves optimizing operational processes to enhance efficiency and effectiveness across all service delivery channels, including respite care and family support. Cantrell works to streamline workflows, manage resources, and ensure that InCommunity's programs are delivered with maximum impact. The Chief Operating Officer's focus is on the practical execution of the agency's mission, driving operational excellence and fostering a responsive service environment. Jessica Cantrell's leadership ensures the robust delivery of essential support to individuals and families.

Joe Bazemore, the Chief Information Officer, Information & Technology Specialist at InCommunity, leads the agency's technology strategy and infrastructure. Bazemore is responsible for overseeing all information systems, data management, and technological advancements that support InCommunity's mission. This includes ensuring the security and reliability of systems used for client services, administrative functions, and communication. Bazemore drives the implementation of innovative technology solutions to enhance service delivery, improve operational efficiency, and support data-driven decision-making across residential support, employment services, and family programs. The Chief Information Officer's role is critical in leveraging technology to expand the agency's reach and effectiveness. Joe Bazemore ensures InCommunity maintains a robust and secure technological foundation.