Daniel Trapp

Daniel Trapp has a diverse work experience spanning over 20 years. Daniel most recently worked at Sempra Infrastructure as the Director, Commercial and Strategic Analytics, where they managed a multinational team and developed an integrated, data-driven approach for the company's LNG, net zero, and clean power business lines. Daniel played a crucial role in taking the Port Arthur LNG Phase 1 project to a Final Investment Decision. Prior to this role, Daniel held positions as Senior Manager and Manager in the same department at Sempra Infrastructure.

Before joining Sempra Infrastructure, Daniel worked at Enbridge as an Advisor to the Chief Executive and Chief Development Officers. Daniel was responsible for developing the company's three-year corporate strategy and energy sector macro fundamentals. Daniel also worked at Spectra Energy in a strategic planning role.

Daniel's early career included positions at Control Risks as a Senior Consultant, where they secured substantial business and managed projects in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. Daniel also worked at PFC Energy as a Corporate Strategy, Investor Relations, and M&A Advisory Consultant, providing advice to executives and investor relations teams. Additionally, they have experience as a National Security Policy Analyst at Lockheed Martin and as a Program Coordinator at the U.S. Department of State.

Daniel's career began as a Corporate Sales Manager at Crown Relocations. Throughout their career, they have demonstrated strong analytical and strategic skills, working across various sectors including energy, security, and international relations.

Daniel Trapp's education history includes a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Finance from Rice Business - Jones Graduate School of Business. Daniel also holds a Master of Arts (MA) degree in Political Risk and Energy from The George Washington University's Security Policy Studies Program. Trapp obtained their Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from Valparaiso University, where they studied International Economics and Cultural Affairs, with a focus on German. Additionally, they participated in a Study Abroad program at the University of Tübingen, where their field of study was Economics and German. It is important to note that the specific start and end years for these educational experiences were not provided.