Daniel is an Associate Director of Development Research at Stanford University with a background in information science, holding an MSLS from UNC Chapel Hill. He co-leads his department in setting policy, implementing new technology, and managing vendor relationships. Colleagues describe him as an outstanding, thoughtful, and analytical researcher who is extremely well-organized.
Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Daniel now lives in San Diego with his wife, an independent fundraising consultant. His professional history spans various sectors, including law, public libraries, and non-profits, showcasing a diverse range of interests and adaptability.
He once developed a complete digital asset management solution for a local non-profit foundation using the ResourceSpace open-source platform.
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