Gary Robbins

Gary Robbins has a diverse work experience. Gary started their career in 1982 as an Officer in the St. Petersburg Police Department. During their time there, they served in various roles including Sergeant, SWAT Commander, and field training unit. In 2008, they retired from the police department and went on to work at Alliant Techsystems as a Special Operations Manager for their Special Operations Division. Gary was responsible for ensuring that their products were suitable for military, federal, state, and local agencies. Additionally, they provided training and conducted Wound Ballistic Workshops.

In 2014, Gary joined Sig Sauer as a Regional Manager in their Law Enforcement Division. Their role involved assisting agencies and end-users in the application of their products. Gary then moved on to work at High Speed Gear in 2015, where they started as a Business Development Manager, responsible for driving sales and providing support to dealers in specific regions. Gary then advanced to Director of Business Development and later became the Director of Law Enforcement and Military.

Gary was also involved in various organizations and foundations. Gary served as a Board Member for Heroes of the St. Pete Police, a non-profit organization that supports first responders in times of crisis. Gary was also a member of the Board of Advisors for the Mike Alstott Family Foundation, which focuses on uplifting families and children through events and assistance programs. Additionally, they served as a Planning Committee Member for Leadership St. Petersburg, where they contributed to setting up seminars and selecting committee members.

Throughout their career, Gary has demonstrated a strong commitment to public safety, business development, and community involvement.

Gary Robbins attended Eckerd College in 2006, where they studied Organizational Studies with a focus on Leadership Development Institute. Gary also attended Seminole High from 1978 to 1981, but no specific degree or field of study information was provided. Additionally, they pursued an AA and AS in Criminal Justice from St. Petersburg College. Later, they returned to Eckerd College to focus on Organizational Studies and Leadership, although no specific dates were given for this period.