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Daniel E. Kaplan

Daniel E. Kaplan is a distinguished financial expert known for his illustrious business career and unwavering commitment to ethical practices. He is a leading figure in finance, blending sophisticated education with specialized business insight. His industry licenses underscore his dedication to financial excellence. Beyond finance, Kaplan is also a successful multifaceted consultant, insurance expert, entrepreneur, public speaker, life coach, aviation enthusiast, and a devoted Mets fan. He is a prominent figure in both Miami's and New York City's financial circles.
==Early Life and Education==
Daniel E. Kaplan received a top-notch education and achieved the highest honors and distinction in economics. His educational background laid the foundation for his success in consulting, insurance, and the financial industry, equipping him with critical thinking, analytical skills, and a deep understanding of economic, entrepreneurial, and insurance principles.
==Professional Career==
Daniel E. Kaplan has built a distinguished career in Consulting, Insurance, Finance, Life Coaching, Public Speaking, and Entrepreneurship. He is well-versed in the complexities of the financial industry and holds several notable industry licenses and accolades. His executive role is marked by a commitment to ethical practice and excellence in performance. Kaplan's cross-sector experience, communication acumen, and networking skills have made a significant impact on clients and colleagues alike. He is a dynamic force in the business world, known for his public speaking prowess and passion for personal and professional growth.
==Career Highlights==
* Pioneering innovative strategies in the consulting, insurance, finance, and philanthropic sectors.
* Building strong, lasting relationships with clients and collaborators
* Commitment to ethical excellence and integrity in business practices
* Influencing the financial landscape in Miami and New York City with innovative insights and public speaking engagements.
==Additional Activities==
Daniel Kaplan has an interest in aviation. He also enjoys coaching and athletics.
He has traveled the globe and immersed himself in various cultures.
Kaplan donates time and resources to various philanthropic endeavors such as American Friends of House of Hope and The Dror For The Wounded Foundation (DFW), and the Alzheimer’s Association.
==Awards and Recognition==
Kaplan's career is characterized by his commitment to financial excellence and ethical practices, making him a respected figure in the industry. Daniel has attained the highest level of distinction in his academic studies, is consistently sought after for public speaking engagements, philanthropic causes, and has been nationally recognized for his exceptional multifaceted consulting skills.
==References==
==External links==
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Category:Consulting occupations
Category:Financial advisors
Category:American people
Daniel E. Sutherland

Daniel E. Sutherland is a history professor and author who has written books about 19th century America. He wrote a book titled The Confederate Carpetbaggers about southerners who moved north after the American Civil War.
He was part of a panel discussion of the American Civil War west of the Mississippi River that was broadcast on C-SPAN.https://www.c-span.org/search/?searchtype=Videos&sort=Newest&personid[]=67851
==Writings==
*The Emergence of Total War edited by Grady McWhiney Texas A&M University Press
*Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville: The Dare Mark Campaign University of Nebraska Pres (1998)
*Guerrillas, Unionists, and Violence on the Confederate Home Front University of Arkansas Press (1999)
*The Confederate Carpetbaggers Louisiana State University Press (1988)
*A Savage Conflict: The Decisive Role of Guerrillas in the American Civil War University of North Carolina Press (2009) https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2815&context=cwbr
*Whistler: A Life for Art's Sake Yale University Press (2014) about artist James McNeill Whistler
*Whistler's Mother; Portrait of an Extraordinary Life with Georgia Toutziari (2018) ISBN: 9780300229684
Category:Writers
Category:Professorships in history
Daniel Elston

Daniel Elston was a British merchant born on May 20, 1790 in Lincolnshire, England. Elston owned a 160-acre tract of land along the Woodstock Trail (Elston Avenue) in the River West neighborhoood. While Elston was first living by the trail that would later bear his name, it was a plank toll road owned by Amos Snell, who charged travelers 2½ cents per mile to travel it. Local farmers staged a Boston Tea Party of sorts by chopping down the toll gates and burning them.
Elston opened a business with Alson and James Woodruff that manufactured candles and soap in a log barn near the Chicago River on Kinzie Street. By 1936, Elston and Woodruff had sold their company to Charles Cleaver. Elston was a brickmaker and constructed a small brewery and distllery. The multi-talented Elston served as a school inspector. Elston served as a local alderman in 1842, but he was relieved of civic and honorary offices when his lands were removed from the city bounds by the legislature in 1844. He even founded a bank.
Elston died of typhoid fever in 1855, shortly after being denied permission to move his house across the Chicago River. His body was later moved to Graceland in 1867 next to his wife of 25 years Blanche Maria Cull.
Category:1790 births
Category:1855 deaths
Category:British merchants
Daniel Errico

Daniel Errico is a best-selling children's book author and kid's media content creator. He is the creator and executive producer of Hulu's hit kids TV series The_Bravest_Knight|The Bravest Knighthttps://bigbadboo.com/index.php/propertiesdetail/pid/59/The%C2%A0BravestKnight. He has also published several children's books, including The Journey of the Marmabill, The Journey of the Noble Gnarble, and The Bravest Knight Who Ever Lived, from which the TV show was based upon.
In 2020, his show The_Bravest_Knight|The Bravest Knight earned a GLAAD Award for Outstanding Kids and Family Programminghttps://ew.com/awards/glaad-media-awards-2020-winners-list/. 
He is the founder of www.freechildrenstories.com, where many of his children's stories are available to the public.
He is from Short Hills, NJ and currently resides in Pittsburgh, PA. 
Category:Children's writers
Daniel Fardon

Daniel Fardon (born 1991) is a British composer of contemporary classical music.
== Biography ==
Daniel Fardon studied Music at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, where his teachers included Howard Skempton and Errollyn Wallen. He went on to study for an MPhil in Composition at the University of Cambridge, where he was tutored by Professor Richard Causton (composer)|Richard Causton. In 2018, he graduated with a PhD in Composition on the topic of tonality from the University of Birmingham, under the supervision of Professor Michael Zev Gordon. He was the Rosie Johnson Apprentice Composer at the Wigmore Hall during 2018-19. In 2018 he won the Royal Philharmonic Society Composition Prize, and in 2020 he received an Ivor Novello Awards|Ivor Novello AwardIvor Novello Awards|. He is currently a visiting teacher at the Purcell School for Young Musicians.
== Music ==
Early commissions included Three Short Pieces for the Stratford-on-Avon music festival in 2012, and a piano work for Flatpack Film Festival in 2013. In 2015 Daniel’s work Flux was performed by the London Symphony Orchestra as part of the Panufnik Composers Scheme, conducted by François-Xavier Roth. Daniel’s October Tune was premièred by members of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, and subsequently performed by members of the London Symphony Orchestra. June Tune, for piano quartet, was performed by members of the London Symphony Orchestra in 2020. Daniel won the Royal Philharmonic Society Composition Prize in 2018 and was commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society to write a new string quartet. The resulting piece, Six Movements, was premièred by the Bloomsbury Quartet at the Wigmore Hall in 2019. His work Elements of Disco was commissioned by Cheltenham Music Festival and premièred on BBC Radio 3 by the Carducci Quartet, broadcast live from St David's Hall in Cardiff in the absence of an audience as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020 Daniel was the recipient of an Ivor Novello Award for his string quartet Six Movements. His music is notable for its exploration of aesthetic pluralism.
== Notable works ==
* Flux, for symphony orchestra (2015)
* Black Eyes, for soprano and tenor voice (2015)
* October Tune, for sextet (2017)
* Three Movements, for chamber ensemble (2018)
* Piano Suite No. 3 (2018)
* Somewhere Among the Clouds Above, for soprano and alto saxophone (2018)
* June Tune, for piano quartet (2019)
* Six Movements, for string quartet (2019)
* Elements of Disco, for string quartet (2020)
Category:British composers
Category:British musicians
Daniel Fergusson (poet)

Donald "Daniel" Fergusson (Scottish Gaelic: Dòmhnall Fearghasan, September 11, 1805 - April 20, 1887) was a Scottish poet and early New Zealand school teacher. Fergusson composed poetry in English, Scots and Gaelic https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TEML18870423.2.9.
== Early Life == 
Donald "Daniel" Fergusson was born in Logierait, Perthshire to Alexander Fergusson and Isabel Fergusson (née Campbell). He attended St Andrews University and spent 40 years as a schoolmaster throughout Scotland. He married Catherine Fergusson (née Anderson) on the 9th of September 1834. They had fourteen children. "https://gw.geneanet.org/zandy51?lang=en&n=fergusson&oc=0&p=daniel">
Fergusson was a well-known Gaelic poet, having been awarded Queen Victoria's prize for Gaelic poetry three times during her visits to Scotland . Fergusson's success angered the rival Highland poets so much so the Gaelic Society banned him from entering further competitions after commissioning a collection of his poems entitled "A' Bhan-Kigh Aig Blar an Adhall. Prize Gaelic Poems of Atholl Gathering 1844 and 1845". This included the prize-winning Comhchruinneach Fir Adhall a Dhfhailteach ’na Ban-righ ann an Dun-chailinn sa Bhliadhna 1842 (English: Gathering of the Atholl Men to Welcome the Queen to Dunkeld in the Year 1842) and A Bhan-righ aig Blàr an Adhall, am Mios Medhonach an Fhoghair 1844 (English: The Queen in Blair Atholl, in the Middle Month of Autumn 1844) https://deriv.nls.uk/dcn23/7641/76411859.23.pdf. His poems explored the Queen's presence and the Highland identity following the Jacobite Rising|Jacobite Risings https://theses.gla.ac.uk/30582/7/2018MaciverPhD.pdf.
== Emigration to New Zealand ==
The Fergusson family arrived in Lyttleton aboard the Creswell in 1859 https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/lyttelton-times/1859/09/17. The family briefly settled in Kaipoi where he became one of the first schoolmasters in the district, before moving to Temuka. Fergusson opened the first school in George Town, Arowhenua in 1882 teaching and taking borders . He was also appointed Clerk to the first Temuka Road Board .
Fergusson died in Geraldine on April 20, 1887 from syncope . 
Category:Scottish poets
Category:New Zealand educators
Category:1805 births
Category:1887 deaths
Daniel Fernández Cantalapiedra

Daniel Fernández Cantalapiedra (22 de mayo de 1983, Madrid) es un profesor de Educación secundaria, entrenador personal y nutricionista deportivo, residente en Eslovaquia desde el año 2014.
Ha sido el primer profesor de Educación física1 de origen español en la República eslovaca, en donde ha ejercido como docente en diferentes escuelas.
Category:1983 births
Category:People from Madrid
Category:Teachers
Category:Sports nutrition
Daniel Fisher (composer)

Daniel Fisher is an American composer who lives in Holland, Michigan. His debut classical music album, Places Far Away was recorded with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and solo artists. It entered the Billboard charts Traditional Classical Albums Charts ranked at #3.
==Biography==
Fisher graduated from college with an engineering degree and pursued a professional career in automotive engineering. His work allowed him frequent travels around the globe visiting many countries where he welcomed and cherished experiencing other cultures. Fisher has traveled to more than 25 countries including 114 times to China, 46 times to Japan and 20 times to Vietnam.During these times, he followed his passion for "composing music inspired by places I visited, people I care deeply about, and the beauty I hear in the world around me."
==Discography==
* Album Places Far Away (2022). 14 original compositions by Daniel Fisher, several of which were dedicated to close family members.
Category:American composers
Daniel Foxx

Daniel Foxx (born 30 March 1994) is a British comedian and writer who lives in London. He has a large following on both TikTok and Instagram where his comedy sketches garner millions of views. Alongside this, he is co-writer of a number of comedy musicals with Fat Rascal Theatre, most recently 'Unfortunate: The Untold Story Of Ursula The Sea Witch.
==Biography==
Daniel Foxx was born in the United Kingdom, on 30 March 1994. He grew up in Wickham, Hampshire in the South of England and attended Peter Symonds College for his A-Levels, followed by Kings College, London where he graduated in 2015 with a degree in English Literature.
His stand-up comedy career began at university where he participated in student stand-up nights and was a finalist in the Chortle Student Comedy Awards. After graduating he had around 6 years away from comedy whilst writing plays, screenplays and musical theatre, but returned to the circuit in 2019. Since then he has provided tour support for Rosie Jones, Josh Widdicombe, and Sofie Hagen. In 2022 he was signed by Off the Kerb.
In his musical theatre role, Foxx has so far written eight musicals.
==Personal life==
Foxx identifies as gay and is in a relationship with former pro-wrestler Tyler Devlin, who is originally from Grimsby. Devlin and Foxx met on Tinder. They live in North London with their Frow-Frow (Frenchie x Chow Chow) dog called Paddy.
Foxx is a vegetarian, doesn't consume dairy and is a fan of a milk substitute, in particular an oat milk.
Category:1994 births
Category:British comedians
Category:Writers
Category:British people
Daniel Glaser (neuroscientist)

Daniel Glaser is an English neuroscientist and broadcaster whose work is concerned with the public engagement with science, and the connections between art and science.
== Early life and education ==
Glaser was educated at Trinity College Cambridge where he studied Mathematics before changing to English Literature. He gained his PhD in neuroscience at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel. 
== Career ==
Glaser has directed a variety of projects that engage the public with science. Glaser was Head of Engaging Science at Wellcome Trust, where he was responsible for the commissioning and funding of around £15m per year of engagement and arts projects including a Darwin-Inspired experiment for every school in Britain with Sir David Attenborough, numerous broadcast and gaming projects and a national olympics experiment with Sir Steve Redgrave. Wellcome to Routes, The Guardian Following in Darwin’s footsteps – win a school trip to the Galapagos Islands, Wellcome Trust Wellcome Trust “creates science legacy” from London 2012, Wellcome Trust
In 2013, Glaser became the founding director of Science Gallery London Science Gallery at King's College London, Kings College London of Science Gallery London. Glaser has also presented a TV series on how science works. Between 2015-18 Glaser wrote a weekly column in the Observer magazine, ‘A neuroscientist explains’, which became a podcasts for the Guardian. A neuroscientist explains, The Guardian
Glaser has also served as the world’s first scientist in residence at an arts institution, at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) in London. Glaser co-founded the London branch of Cafe Scientifique and has continued to chair cafes around the world. Beyond laboratory conditions, LabLit And now for the scientifique bit, The Guardian In 2014 Glaser was the first scientist to be a Man Booker judge. Daniel Glaser named as Man Booker judge, Kings College LondonThis year, I became the first scientist to judge the Man Booker, New Statesman
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* Daniel Glaser on twitter
* Daniel Glaser on linkedin
* Daniel Glaser | The Guardian
* An interview with Dr. Daniel Glaser, Science Gallery London
* Daniel Glaser – The Conversation
* Daniel Glaser - The Brain from Top to Bottom
Category:Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge
Category:Weizmann Institute of Science alumni
Category:English neuroscientists
Category:English broadcasters
Daniel Godwin

Daniel Godwin is a Canadian writer and producer best known for his work on the TV Series - Flashpoint and X Company. Throughout his career, he has worked as a multi-genre artist on a variety of projects, focusing primarily on drama, action and adventure.
==Early life and education==
Godwin grew up in Burnt River, Ontario. He received his diploma from Fenelon Falls Secondary School and then graduated from the Toronto Film School with a degree in filmmaking. During this time he was also a drummer for the punk band Springloaded.
==Career==
Godwin started his career in 2009 as a story editor on the TV series Flashpoint created by Mark Ellis and Stephanie Morgenstern. He wrote episodes for the fourth and fifth seasons of the series which aired on CTV and CBS. 
In 2013, Godwin worked as a story editor and writer on the TV Series, Played created by Greg Nelson. For this, he was also nominated for a Writer's Guild of Canada Award for best TV Drama. 
In 2014, Godwin became a writer and producer on the CBC Television series, X Company, which was filmed in Budapest, Hungary. In 2015 he worked with A24 and wrote The Offer, a short film starring Hugh Dillon. In 2017, Godwin developed a half-hour drama/comedy series for CBC while working for New Metric Media. 
From 2018-2022, Godwin has developed drama series projects at CBC for Boat Rocker and Alibi Entertainment. 
==Filmography==
S.No.	Title 	Year 	Type 	Role
1 	Apartments at 254 	2007 	Short Video	Writer, Director
2 	Flashpoint 	2012 	TV Series 	Writer
3 	Happy Slapping 	2013 	Film 	Writer
4 	Played 	2015 	TV Series 	Writer
5 	The Offer 	2015 	Short Film 	Writer
6 	Lost & Found Music Studios	2016 	TV Series 	Writer
7 	X Company 	2015 - 2017	TV Series 	Writer, Producer
8 	The Pickup 	2018 	Short Film 	Writer
==Personal life==
Godwin is married to Cori Hanson.
==References==
==External links==
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Category:Canadian writers
Category:Living people
Category:Canadian producers
Category:Canadian people
Category:People from Ontario
Daniel Golio

Daniel F. Golio (born May 12, 1953), pen-name Daniel Golio, is an American author, educator and Hospitality professional. His books draw on his own experience as a sous chef, hospitality professional and educator. Through his books, he introduces readers to the basics of restaurant management, wine appreciation and culinary techniques with an emphases of Italian cuisine.
==Biography==
Daniel Golio was born in East Harlem, on Pleasant Avenue in New York City. The son of Daniel A. Golio and Lorraine Nancy Sisca he moved to the Bronx, New York when he was about five years old. He earned an A.A.S. Degree in Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management from New York Technical College in Brooklyn when he was 21 and then went on to earn a bachelor's degree in business management and economics and a master's degree in business from the State University of New York.
Daniel Golio starting working in the restaurant business as a dishwasher and worked his way up to sous chef. He later went on to become a restaurant and hospitality manager for such concerns as the Trattoria restaurant, The New York Biltmore Hotel and JFK International Airport; eventually owning and operating a successful catering company entitled "Manhattan Parties" which provided event planning and catering services to such companies as the Ford Modeling Agency, Cover Girl Makeup, Petrossian Caviar NYC, Entertainment Tonight and various music video shoots during the late 1980's. He also owned an operated a successful restaurant consultant company specializing in loss prevention. His client list included the world famous Tatou Night Club in New York City.
After his retirement from teaching Daniel Golio starting writing non-fiction novels. his first book, Pleasant Avenue The Way It Was, recounted his father's exploits growing up during the depression era of the 1920s in east Harlem's "little Italy".
==Books==
* The Fundamentals of Wine (2022)
* From My Mother's Kitchen (2023)
* Restaurant Confidential: The Down and Dirty Exploits of a Restaurant Manager (2023)
Category:1953 births
Category:People from East Harlem
Category:American people
Category:State University of New York alumni
Category:Author
Category:Educators