Most recently having served as Chief Community Officer/Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Officer for Seven Counties Services, Reylene Robinson oversaw fundraising, business development, equity initiatives, government relations, marketing, and public relations for Seven Counties Services/Bellewood & Brooklawn, which provides the most comprehensive behavioral health continuum of care in Kentucky. Prior to that role, Reylene was a member of the executive leadership team for Family and Children’s Place (and formerly Family Place). She has also served in a variety of capacities for multiple nonprofit agencies, including Regional Director for the Alzheimer’s Association where she managed major gifts, planned giving, and educational initiatives for 48 counties in Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Prior to that, Reylene served as the Unit Director of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Lorain County, Ohio. 
 
Reylene obtained her bachelor’s degree in Elementary Special Education from Ashland University and master’s degree in Public Administration in Nonprofit Executive Management from Cleveland State University. She holds a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) credential. 
 
Reylene is a founding member of the Kappa Chapter of Sigma Lambda Gamma, a multicultural sorority which uniquely focuses on the needs of cultural connection and service to women in college. Reylene has been recognized by the Louisville Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals with the prestigious Frank Penick Founders Award and was named a 2023 Louisville Business First Enterprising Woman.

Reylene is a dynamic leader with a knack for connecting our community. Her experiences in government relations, fundraising, marketing, and public relations are evident in her success in tackling very difficult topics.