Danielle Guttman Klein

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About Danielle Guttman Klein

Danielle Guttman Klein has dedicated her career to non-profit and corporate leadership roles that served her commitments to improving healthcare and medical research funding for chronic disease and injuries; preserving the environment and advocating for global climate policy and addressing social inequalities by combating hunger in America and improving affordable housing resources for families and seniors. In 2006, Danielle launched Guttman Initiatives to develop and implement innovative ways of building businesses while promoting such social responsibility. Through Guttman Initiatives, Ms. Guttman: Co-founded Lifeguard Health Networks which continues to revolutionize the current approach to healthcare. Lifeguard is an innovative healthcare platform designed to fundamentally change healthcare, bridging the gap between the hospital and the home to help patients, their loved ones, and their care providers achieve the optimal, possible health outcomes. Developed and drives innovative programs to impact the lives of residents with Klein Financial Corporation housing portfolios with an aggregate value of approximately 1 billion dollars, which include affordable residential components. Launched the Climate Response Fund, to focus on reducing the risk of geoengineering/climate intervention technologies (co-producing the Asilomar International Conference on Climate Intervention Technologies, bringing together 15 countries on 6 continents for this mission). Developed the AmberWatch Mobile Initiative, historically bringing together, Qualcomm, Wavemarket, AT & T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Alltel for the first Industry Integrated Initiative, for child safety. Ms. Guttman served as a member of the strategic advisory committee for California’s 2020 Proposition 14, which authorized 5.5 billion dollars for California’s research and clinical trial efforts to advance Stem Cell and Genetic Therapies and clinical trials, empowering California to lead the regenerative medicine revolution globally. For nearly two decades Danielle served as Executive Vice President of the Entertainment Industry Foundation and helped to launch such programs as “Stand Up To Cancer” (raising more than $100 million dollars each show and airing simultaneously on more than 60 broadcast and cable networks and streaming services across the United States and Canada).