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About Dan Wasserman
Dan’s broad background ranges from senior management in large agencies, to
building entrepreneurial ventures, to consulting/mentoring for both global enterprises and aspiring individuals.
In addition to being an innovator, Dan has guided executives
from "Fortune 500" companies, senior government officials, and entrepreneurs.
Novel market monitoring techniques
and groundbreaking “analytics” formed the foundation of Ad-Scan Inc., his first venture (which was acquired by
AC Nielsen). Their output also helped drive the long-term success of personal computers for such industry leaders
as Apple, IBM, and HP. As well, these tools ensured Rogers became a wireless leader in Canada, while also assisting in building the burgeoning
market for ibuprofen (e.g. Advil, Motrin, etc). Moreover, they were instrumental in General Motors surviving an earlier brush with disaster. With
respect to government services, Dan has personally briefed some of the most prominent American lawmakers, their senior aides,
and top-ranked Pentagon officials in Washington, DC. In fact, over a 17 week period in 2005, he delivered 12 briefings to General Officers,
with findings that are still not for publication.
Entrepreneurially, he has successfully built companies as well as guided others
in such fields as advertising, communications, entertainment, information technology, and more recently “green tech.”
Dan is also an Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) at ventureLAB.
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