Jennifer Pace Robinson is the President and CEO of The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, where she has built a career over three decades. An alumna of DePauw and Indiana University, she is an expert in creating immersive, story-driven exhibits that explore diverse topics from global cultures to natural history, making complex subjects accessible to families.
Outside of the museum, Jennifer is a mother of five with a passion for travel, history, and exploration, often adventuring globally to find stories to bring back to Indianapolis. Her hobbies include photography, trail running, art, and jewelry making, reflecting a blend of creative and active personal interests.
As a child, she created elaborate themed haunted house museums in her parents basement and charged admission.
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