Loveland Village, a nonprofit that provides educational, vocational and residential programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, has launched a national search for a new CEO. The current CEO and president, Daniela Koci, will be leaving her position at the end of June. During her time with the nonprofit, Koci has bolstered the nonprofit’s mission and supported the efforts to open the Nancy Detert Residences at Loveland Village, a 42-unit apartment complex with support services for up to 94 adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. The Loveland Village board has formed a search committee, led by the board vice chair, Dr. Jim Woods. A formal CEO search process will begin to secure a new leader for the organization. In the interim, a team of senior staff members, managed by Rafael Robles, the chief development officer at Loveland Village, will take on the roles and responsibilities. Candidates interested in applying for the CEO position can email Loveland Village at CEOSearch@LovelandCenter.com.

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