Daniel Calleja

Daniel Calleja has more than 30 years of work experience in various technology-related roles. Daniel is currently serving as the Head of Technology at Insignia Financial since 2022. Prior to this, they worked for ANZ Bank from 2009 to 2022, holding positions such as Head of Technology in different divisions including Pensions & Investments, Wealth, and Finance, Advice & Distribution. Before joining ANZ, they worked for ING as a Business Engagement Manager and Senior Manager in the Insurance Technology department from 2001 to 2009. Daniel also worked as the Head of Technology Strategy at RETIREINVEST from 2000 to 2001. Daniel's early career includes senior managerial roles at GIO Australia and GIO from 1990 to 2000. Overall, they have a diverse and extensive background in technology management across various industries.

Daniel Calleja's education history begins with their completion of a Graduate Certificate in Management from Monash Business School, where they studied Management Information Systems, General. Following this, Daniel pursued further education at Deakin University, where they obtained a Post Grad Diploma in Business Administration with a focus on MBA Topics.

In addition to their formal education, Daniel has obtained several certifications to enhance their skills and knowledge. Daniel received certifications such as Certified Agile Leadership Essentials (CAL-E) and Certified Agile Leadership for Orgs (CAL-O) from Scrum Alliance in June 2021. Furthermore, they have completed multiple LinkedIn courses, including Crisis Communication, 20 Habits of Executive Leadership, Developing Leadership Presence, Inclusive Leadership, Leading with Vision, Presenting to Senior Executives, Transformational Leadership, Giving Your Elevator Pitch, and Next Generation AI: An Intro to GPT-3. These certifications were obtained between March and August 2023.

Based on the provided information, it is not clear when Daniel started or completed their respective educational programs, as the start and end years are unspecified.