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Daniel Teitelbaum
Play Facilitator and Consultant at Playful Thinking
Daniel Teitelbaum is a multi-disciplinary professional who specializes in helping businesses, government organizations, non-profits, and universities approach challenges in a playful manner.
With a diverse background spanning disciplines like theatre, game design, philosophy, coding, and psychology, he offers innovative solutions for strategic, problem-solving, and team-building scenarios.
Daniel holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Philosophy, Politics, and Law from Monash University.
His experience includes roles such as Chair at Tiny Non-profit, Associate Teacher (Design) at Monash University, Community Manager at Our Community House, and Play Facilitator and Consultant at Playful Thinking.
He has also served as a Board Member at the Festival of Jewish Arts and Music and held various positions at The School of Life Australia, such as Head of Content, Head of Programs, Assistant Director (Pop-Up), and Facilitator.
Daniel's career has also seen him taking on responsibilities at Small Giants (Australia) as a Project Manager, OurSay Australia as Systems Coordinator and Engagement Officer, and Algebrothers as a Mathematics Tutor.
Highlights
Our program for Games for Change Asia-Pacific festival 2024 has finally launched! We have an incredible line-up of speakers ready to talk about games that make a difference.
Thanks to ACMI for partnering with us, RMIT University, Chaos Theory Games and Creative Victoria for their support, and to #MIGW24 for putting on another great festival year.
Find out more and buy tickets here: https://lnkd.in/gmzuycpG
Huge thanks to our speakers in...
Education: Christine Evely (She/Her), Garry Westmore, Jessica Wilson, Richard Durham
Health: Susannah Emery, Samuel Whiting, Mandy Salomon, Bruno Schivinski, Vasileios Stavropoulos
Social Change: Hailey Cooperrider, Ben Pederick, Dr. Michelle Chen, PhD 💜, Jess Rowlings
Are your board meetings terribly boring and unproductive? Are they just mediocre but you know they could be better? It's not your fault, but it will be unless you come to my workshop with the Institute of Community Directors Australia - Better Board Meetings happening online on Tuesday 24 October 1pm - 2pm. Book here:
