Meet the humans building neighborhood belonging.

Officers

Todd Hornback

CEO & Co-founder

In community since 1989

Community exists when two or more people discover better outcomes because they seek them together.

Urban Land Institute member

Jennifer Barefoot, CMCA, AMS

CXO & Co-founder

In community since 1998

Community is everything — a feeling, a knowing, a gathering. It’s a powerful source of connection, belonging, safety, and care. It’s the joyful sharing of our messy, human experience in relationship with others. It’s life changing and enriching.

Chadwick Reed, PCAM, CMCA, AMS

COO & Co-founder

In community since 1994

Community means people choosing to do life together, grounded in shared values, humility, generosity, and a commitment to show up for one another. It is where relationships grow strong and people encourage each other to live with purpose and create a lasting impact.

Executive leadership

Trish Robinson, CMCA

Regional Vice President, West

In community since 2021

Community is the small acts of care — neighbors who watch out for my kids, familiar faces on dog walks, people showing up when someone needs support — that, over time, creates a neighborhood family.

Urban Land Institute member

Christy Bryse, CMCA, AMS

Regional Vice President, Central

In community since 2011

Community is where belonging takes root…where people move from living near one another to sharing experiences, caring for place, and shaping something meaningful together.

Urban Land Institute member

Brett Rogers

Vice President, Operations

In community since 2026

Community is connection. It’s belonging to a group of people with shared places, interests, experiences, or values. It’s being part of something bigger than yourself.