Daniel Fell

Daniel Fell has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Daniel is currently the Head of Business Development for the Credit Card and Banking Verticals at QuinStreet. Prior to that, they worked as a Mentor at Techstars.

Before their role at Techstars, Daniel served as the Vice President of Business Development and Partnerships at OppLoans, a high-growth online financial services company. Daniel played a key role in leveraging analytics and technology to provide loans to the under-served population. During their time at OppLoans, they secured backing from the TCS Group and Ares Management.

Daniel also worked as the Director of Business Development at SoFi, a finance company focused on lending and wealth management. Daniel was responsible for developing innovative products and tools to help members achieve financial success.

In addition to their experience in finance and technology, Daniel has also contributed to the startup ecosystem. Daniel served as an Advisor at Entro, a platform for making introductions and tracking networks. Daniel co-founded Schlep, a marketplace for hauling and delivering large items.

Earlier in their career, Daniel held positions at Whistle Creek Capital, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Gator Trading, and Citi. At Morgan Stanley, they provided equity and fixed income execution services and conducted due diligence on alternative investments for private clients.

Overall, Daniel Fell has a breadth of experience in business development, partnerships, finance, and entrepreneurship, making him a well-rounded professional in the industry.

Daniel Fell attended Niles North High School from 1993 to 1997, but obtained no specific degree or field of study during their time there. Daniel then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Finance, General at Marquette University from 1997 to 2001. Finally, they went on to earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on Entrepreneurship/Finance from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business between 2006 and 2009.