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Dan Vollink
Semi-retired. Still curious, active and assessing markets.
Dan Vollink is a seasoned business professional with over 40 years of experience in business development, encompassing both products and services.14 He is currently the Lead at danvollink.com, where he continues to offer his expertise through small business consulting and personal coaching.2
Professional Background
Dan's extensive career includes:
- Involvement in 8 startup ventures, ranging from service to product-based businesses5
- Experience in 4 high-growth settings, with one involving initial restructuring before growth4
- A diverse background in business development, client interaction, and strategic growth1
Current Activities
As of February 2024, Dan is:
- Engaged in small business consulting and personal coaching, activities he has been involved with since 19882
- Continuing to lead danvollink.com, his personal business platform4
Expertise and Approach
Dan is known for his:
- Thoughtful and analytical approach to client work3
- Ability to achieve significant outcomes for his clients3
- Ongoing commitment to learning, as evidenced by his independent studies in various subject areas post-BBA6
Dan Vollink's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username dan-vollink-742067120, which reflects his professional presence and networking activities in the business world.4
Highlights
I want to consider using LinkedIn to a greater degree, but find their chat system frustrating (2 chats terminated!?!). Will an experienced Premium user advise me?
Further to a prior post regarding "curation" and precepts/tenets . . . I have corresponded with 2 other authors on this topic. Neither author has given me permission to quote them, but each shared their top candidates (one shared 3, the other shared 2). My top 3 are:
*Put something new in every day. Progressively you will become more valuable to yourself and those closest to you. Also, this is a natural antidepressant.
*We teach people how to do business with us. Things are the way they are in our lives because we created it, promoted it or simply allowed it to happen.
*When a student is ready a teacher will appear. If we don’t prejudge the source, we’ll never run out of teachers.
I ask others (you?) to share, but understand a possible fear of being judged. I only offer that I've found this exercise to be helpful and suggest that you might, too. Choosing to post remains an individual decision.
