Danielle Robbins-Gregory

About Danielle Robbins-Gregory

Danielle Robbins Gregory is a seasoned administrator and strategic leader with a proven track record in public policy, revenue generation, and community development. She excels in building and sustaining coalitions, fostering cross-sector collaborations, and securing funding to drive impactful initiatives. Her expertise spans research and development, where she has successfully designed and implemented programs that bridge community organizations and advance systemic change. Core Competencies: • Public Policy: Crafting and advocating for effective policies that address community needs. • Grant Writing: Securing diverse funding streams to sustain long-term projects. • Data Analysis & Management: Leveraging data to inform decision-making, evaluate outcomes, and improve programs. • Program Development & Quality Improvement: Designing innovative programs and driving continuous improvement for measurable impact. • Research & Evaluation: Conducting rigorous assessments to guide strategy and demonstrate results. • Community Development & Facilitation: Building strong, resilient communities through collaboration and empowerment. • Coalition Building: Uniting stakeholders across sectors to achieve shared goals. • Statistics & Evaluation: Applying statistical methods to measure success and enhance performance.

Experience

1. President & CEO

   Kc Healthy Kids

   Nov 2018 — Present · Kansas City, MO, US

   As the leader of KC Healthy Kids, my approach is rooted in a steadfast dedication to advancing public health policy and driving community development. Leveraging a strong background in data analysis and program design, I have guided our team in forging strategic partnerships and securing diverse funding streams to improve children’s well-being.At KC Healthy Kids, our mission is to ensure every child has access to nutritious food and quality healthcare. Through education, advocacy, and resources, we empower communities to create healthier futures. This vision builds on my experience at ReDiscover, where I refined my expertise in strategic business development and championed initiatives that continue to shape meaningful community health outcomes.

Education

• University of Missouri-Kansas City

  MA

  1999 — 2001

• Black Hills State University

  Bachelor of Science

  1993 — 1996