CONNIE ROBINSON

Ms. Robinson has over 25 years’ experience as a human resources executive and corporate consultant. Currently, she manages the Gideon Group’s DE&I, Human Resources and Philanthropic Services division. In addition to her former role as a human resources executive with Motorola, the Arizona Supreme Court, Pinnacle West Capital Corporation and the Dial Corporation, her leadership intersected external relations and corporate responsibility.

Connie’s current and former nonprofit boards include the 48 Women, Arizona’s Most Intriguing Women, Chair; Paradise Valley Community Advisory Council; Arizona State Capitol Museum Guild; Arizona Women’s Hall of Fame; Arizona Center for African American Resources; ASU Center for the Study on Race and Democracy; Friends, Arizona Historical Society; FBI Citizens’ Academy Association; Valley Leadership, the Phoenix Women’s Commission and the Women’s Funding Network. Motivated by her commitment as a community volunteer helping to build a better community, Connie has leveraged her unique expertise to bridge corporate, public, philanthropic, non-profit and education sectors.

Connie is a Management graduate from Arizona State University.

Connie is a W.K. Kellogg Foundation and the Women’s Funding Network’s Leadership Development training program graduate.

She is a recipient of Motorola’s President’s Award—the highest level of recognition granted a Motorola employee.

She is a native of Arizona and resides in Phoenix.