Danielle Civitillo is a global treasury and foreign exchange professional with nearly two decades of experience. She advises technology companies on international expansion and payment strategy at Silicon Valley Bank. Her career began on the JPMorgan trading floor and she is an alumna of the University of Connecticut.
Outside of her financial expertise, Danielle is a strong advocate for parental leave benefits, highlighting the importance of support for parents transitioning back into the workforce. She values a "team-first" environment and is passionate about enabling others to succeed, a principle she learned early in her career.
Danielles career philosophy was shaped by her start on a trading floor, which taught her that the whole is much greater than the sum of its parts.
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