Danielle is a founder, author, and advocate grappling with one of the world’s oldest and most widespread issues: poverty. She enjoys contributing to projects related to African diaspora finance, community-based development, and educational equity.
Danielle has worked on four continents (Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America), gaining professional experience in a diverse range of fields including asset management, investment banking, business development, public policy, technology, agriculture, and international relations, developing innovative solutions at the nexus of finance and social change.
With a bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Chicago and a master’s degree in International Finance and Development from SOAS, University of London, Danielle has supported critical projects globally and raised awareness about poverty alleviation through her book, blog articles, and scholarship fund.
Throughout her work, she has received accolades such as being the first undergraduate to receive the Rising Star award in the Trott Business Program and being selected as a Kimpton Fellow.
When she is not discussing extreme poverty and wealth inequality, you may find her updating her fun, fashion-focused Instagram account.
Guest Posts
Do It Afraid.
In this feature for the non-profit organization, Encouraging Women Across All Borders, Danielle writes about overcoming her fears to accomplish her goals.
5 Lessons I Learned Writing My First Book.
In this feature for the book-focused blog, Dope Girls Read and Write, Danielle writes about the lessons she learned writing her first book.
An Open Letter to the Cautious Optimist
In this feature for the non-profit organization, Encouraging Women Across All Borders, Danielle writes a letter to her first-year self.