Daniel is our Project Manager and holds two degrees, a BA (Hons) in Business Management and an MSc in Human Resource Management. After working in hospitality, retail, and lettings throughout his academic and post-graduate life, Daniel decided to use his transferrable skills to pursue a project management career and wants to help 10Eighty prosper with his projects and ideas.

Outside of work, Daniel is an avid hiker, weightlifter, and technology enthusiast. You’ll find him hiking the trails of Snowdon with his fiancé Romina or building computers in his spare time.

 

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