Robbins, an attorney, is a master architect of multi-stakeholder collaborations, networked communities, and transformational initiatives.  She was Partnership Director for the U.S. government’s $18 Billion airspace redesign program, involving scores of diverse stakeholders, and for the 10-year Alliance that developed and introduced drones. She incubated the precursor to ReliefWeb and successfully changed U.S. government contracting policy to offer a public-private partnership option. She founded and managed the AmTech Center for Collaboration, an award winning boutique advisory and project implementation team supporting transformational change programs.  She is Co-Founder of ImpactX, the company that offers consulting and tech infrastructure for social impact initiatives.  She is a consultant to social impact nonprofits and Advisor to the Doug Engelbart Institute and OnTrack North America. She is a graduate of the UC Berkeley Venture Capital Executive program and author of numerous articles.