Danielle Claybrook, as a Community Investment Project Manager, leverages her deep passion for the connection between people and the built environment to effect meaningful change. Her approach combines a keen understanding of history, meticulous data collection, insightful analysis of complex social dynamics, and a commitment of creating tangible, real-world impact. 

Danielle Claybrook is a dynamic professional with a diverse background in project management, policy development, and education. As a Community Investment Project Manager, she oversees grant-funded initiatives to enhance community investment ecosystems in Philadelphia and New York. Her work involves developing educational tools, marketing strategies, and leading training sessions to demystify investment and ownership concepts for underserved communities. She also collaborates cross-functionally to drive engagement and foster opportunities for equitable economic growth. 

In her policy-focused roles, Danielle served as a Marine Corps Policy Analyst, where she develops and implements strategic policies for manpower and contingency planning, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives. Her experience spans policy analysis, operational planning, and strategic recommendations for leadership. Additionally, Danielle has supported high-profile federal agencies such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Centers for Disease Control through her work at Censeo Consulting Group. She excels in strategic communications, data governance, and change management, earning recognition for outstanding client service.

With a foundation in anthropology and archaeology, Danielle has also taught as an adjunct professor and contributed to historical research through roles at the National Archives and the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. Her PhD research in historical archaeology reflects her commutment to understanding socio-cultural dynamics and urban community spaces. Her multidisciplinary expertise uniquely positions her to make meaningful impacts across sectors.