A PERSONAL SPACE FOR PEOPLE & IDEAS

Danny Reyes MPH

People first.
Curiosity always.

I’m a public health professional and curious problem-solver. I care about stronger communities, thoughtful technology, and making complicated things a little more human.

Public health · Useful technology · Lifelong learning
Danny Reyes smiling, wearing glasses and a blue checked shirt
DANNY REYES, MPHSalt Lake City, Utah
CURRENTLY

Health & Nutrition Manager
Centro de la Familia

Working with people.
Thinking in systems.

01 / PROJECTS & EXPERIMENTS

Curiosity, in practice.

Where my interests meet real-world questions: AI, useful information, and the little ideas that make everyday life better.

FIELD NOTES / 02

Making information make sense.

Better dashboards, thoughtful reporting, and turning complicated information into something people can actually use.

DataDesignClarity

FIELD NOTES / 03

Small ideas. Everyday usefulness.

Discovering apps, creative tools, and digital experiments that can make work, learning, and daily routines a little easier.

Digital toolsLearningCreativity

Concept illustrations representing areas of exploration—not screenshots of public products or confidential work.

02 / MY WORK

Purpose, put into action.

People-centered leadership, accessible information, and a belief that better systems can create better experiences.

HEALTH & NUTRITION LEADERSHIP

Supporting children.
Partnering with families.

At Centro de la Familia, I oversee health and nutrition services across Utah, Nevada, Colorado, and Montana. My responsibilities include Head Start health initiatives and the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).

Data, education, and collaboration guide how I approach services for children and families.

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PROGRAM FOOTPRINTFOUR STATES
UT

Utah

NV

Nevada

CO

Colorado

MT

Montana

One shared focus:
children & families.

COMMUNITY & COMMUNICATION

Making information
more accessible.

Through board service with the Utah Public Health Association, I helped share public health information through its newsletter, website, and National Public Health Week communications.

AI & SUBJECT-MATTER EXPERTISE

Experience meets
emerging technology.

Alongside my public health work, I contribute professional knowledge and feedback through Mercor to support the evaluation and improvement of AI capabilities. The details of individual engagements remain confidential.

03 / MY STORY

Rooted in people.
Driven by curiosity.

“I’m interested in the people behind the numbers—and the ideas that help them thrive.”

My journey started in community outreach and grew into health and nutrition leadership. I joined Centro de la Familia in 2019 and earned my Master of Public Health from Utah State University in 2025.

I’m also the kind of person who enjoys discovering a useful app, experimenting with AI, or rethinking a process that could be simpler. I believe good technology should support people—not get in their way.

Based in Salt Lake City, I’m always learning, connecting ideas, and looking for practical ways to make things better.

2019Started in community outreach
MPHUtah State University · 2025
EN / ESEnglish & Spanish

04 / BEYOND WORK

Room for curiosity.

My interests extend to the habits we build, ideas we discover, and small moments of everyday improvement.

01 / WELL-BEING

Small habits,
real difference.

Making space for reflection, focus, and routines that fit real life.

02 / EXPLORATION

Technology
with a purpose.

Discovering digital tools that make learning and organization a little simpler.

03 / PERSPECTIVE

Always
learning.

Following fresh ideas in health, wellness, and the world around us.

A few resources from my personal shelf THINGS WORTH SHARING
05 / LET’S CONNECT

Good things start
with a conversation.

Public health, useful technology, or simply an idea worth sharing.

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