Dante Daniel

Background

About Dante Daniel

Hard working, highly motivated individual with over eight years experience in the Human Services field and seven years experience within the United States Army, specializing in diverse and challenging assignments which include Data Analysis, Consulting, Project Management, Grant Writing, Community Engagement, Administrative Human Services, At Risk Youth Supervision, Homeless Services, Workforce Development, Educational Instruction, Qualitative/Quantitative Research and Case Management. • Ability to grasp, translate, and operationalize big ideas into operational goals and plans that meet the needs of an organization, colleagues, stakeholders, and grantees. • Ability to quickly absorb, analyze, and share implications of large amounts of information, including research, data, community input, and grantee reports. • Expert knowledge of qualitative and quantitative techniques for analyzing and measuring the effectiveness, efficiency, and productivity of administrative and technical programs, along with knowledge of the mission, organization, and work processes of programs. • Trained and highly skilled in legal reasoning, research, and policy analysis enabling to further policy and program related goals. • Adept at cultivating and directing high performance teams and developing constructive relationships with a wide range of departments and community partners. • Led in the completion of projects, effective at multi-tasking and a possession of strong analytical skills which has enabled various promotions throughout my career. • Excellent oral, written and interpersonal communication skills. • Strong technical background in the usage of computers and various performance based operating systems, software and programs such as Microsoft Office, SharePoint, Blackboard, CIDS, ASPEN, CHCS, MEDPROS, TBIM, AHLTA, HMIS, CATCH, DCAS, Tableau, Acuity, Wordpress, NVIVO, STATA and R. • Conducted a qualitative study examining the Fair Criminal Recording Screening Act of 2014 (aka Ban the Box) in Washington D.C, for the completion of my dissertation.