Daniel Dudley

Daniel Dudley has over 8 years of professional experience in marketing, operations, and capital strategy. Daniel began their career in 2013 as the Chief Design Officer at DragonID, LLC, a healthcare innovation and design consultancy. Daniel then moved on to become the Senior Digital Marketing Strategist at Linkmedia 360, where they managed and trained a team of content writers and marketing specialists. In 2014, they became the Principal of Danley Advisors, a boutique consulting firm. Daniel also co-founded and served as the Vice President of Marketing and Brand Development at SongBird International, Ltd and Cofounder and Chief Strategy Officer at Aperture Biophotonics. In 2021, they took on several roles including Director of Marketing and Revenue Operations at HelpAround, Revenue Operations Manager, Business Development Manager, and Marketing Manager. Daniel also served as a Mentor for FedTech and as the Cleveland Community Coordinator for the Global Entrepreneurship Network. In addition, they were the Cofounder and Advisor at Lazurite.

Daniel Dudley's education history includes a Bachelor of Arts from Oberlin College in Cinema Studies, Visual Arts (Installation / Multimedia) from 2008-2012. Daniel also attended American School of the Hague from 2004-2008, where they obtained an International Baccalaureate with Higher Level Biology Certificate. In 2009, they took various classes at University of Calgary in International Relations and Communications. In 2012, they participated in the LAUNCH (fka Bad Girl Ventures) Cohort 2012 at Aviatra Accelerators. In 2013, they attended Oberlin LaunchU Bootcamp Cohort 2013. In 2020, they completed a CORe Credential of Readiness from Harvard Business School Online and a Certificate of Completion from MBA Math. Additionally, Daniel has obtained several certifications including a Section4 Certified Brand Strategist in 2021, a BrightEdge Certified Professional in 2013, a Basic Life Support for Healthcare Professionals in 2019, and a Google Analytics Fundamentals certification.