Daniel Grossberg

State Representative
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I turn political complexity into enacted policy, durable institutions, and measurable results. My work spans public affairs, government relations, business leadership, coalition building, advocacy, and strategic communications.

As a Kentucky State Representative in a Republican-supermajority legislature, I have built bipartisan coalitions and sponsored a record number of successful measures for a minority-party member. The Center for Effective Lawmaking at Vanderbilt University and the University of Virginia ranked me among Kentucky’s most effective legislators.

My record includes helping secure more than $200 million for Louisville projects and more than $30 million for road improvements in my district; co-leading omnibus technology-privacy legislation that passed the House 96–0; and advancing measures across child safety, education, financial services, housing, health care, veterans’ policy, civil rights, and religious accommodation.

As the first practicing Jewish member of the Kentucky House in nearly 70 years, I founded and chair the bipartisan Kentucky-Israel Caucus—the Southeast’s first official legislative Israel caucus—and built it into the General Assembly’s largest caucus. I also conceived and drove creation of the Kentucky Antisemitism Task Force.

I drafted and carried SJR 55, requiring Kentucky’s public universities to establish antisemitism policies, report incidents, and prohibit public funding for groups supporting designated terrorist organizations. It passed the Senate 35–0 and the House 75–6.

Outside government, I bring nearly two decades in real estate. I lead Leviticus Homes and previously ranked as a top producer at Semonin Realtors, leading Kentucky in Medicaid-compliant transactions, teaching professional seminars, and serving in industry government-relations roles.

At Jefferson County Public Schools, I used federal grant funding to create a districtwide summer debate program, develop its curriculum, train faculty, and oversee four new programs at Title I schools.

Across these roles, I have built programs, businesses, institutions, and coalitions; navigated competing interests; developed senior-level relationships; and translated complex issues into practical strategy and persuasive communication.

I am interested in senior leadership opportunities in public affairs, government relations, policy, advocacy, external affairs, and strategic communications—including roles strengthening the Jewish community, supporting Israel, or combating antisemitism.