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Danielle Boris

Leveraging technology to foster connection and enhance the lived experience

Danielle Boris is a multifaceted professional who currently serves as the Director of Studio Partnerships at Cornell Tech. She is an entrepreneur, author, and podcast host dedicated to promoting a more inclusive, motivated, and connected workforce.13

Some key points about Danielle Boris:

Educational Background

  • She holds two degrees from Cornell University:
    • Undergraduate degree from the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management
    • MBA from the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management (Johnson Cornell Tech MBA program)1

Professional Achievements

Entrepreneurship:

  • Founder and CEO of Sandbox, a SaaS platform designed to guide teams to consistently high performance14

Author:

  • Wrote the book "The Energy of Weirdos: Unlocking the Science Behind People-First Leadership"1

Podcast Host:

  • Hosts "Unboxing Humans," a podcast focused on people-first, purpose-driven work1

Recognition

  • Named one of the 2022 10 Under 10 Notable Alumni by the Johnson Recent Alumni Council (JRAC)1

Community Engagement

Danielle is actively involved in the Cornell community:

  • Participates in calls with prospective students, current students, and alumni
  • Attends events to network with other alumni
  • Connects people who could potentially help each other1

Her work focuses on leveraging technology to foster connection and enhance the lived experience in the workplace. Danielle's insights on finding talent and using her system have been noted as invaluable in the professional community.2

Highlights

Jul 23 · linkedin

"Who designs these?" my sister and I ask each other every Olympics.

As former competitive gymnasts, leotards hold a special place in our hearts. While most kids were excited to receive the latest toy as their holiday gift, we squealed when we unwrapped our GK Elite Sportswear leotards. Every year, the colors and patterns changed. They designed special edition "leos" with Olympians, and receiving the cool new Nastia Liukin or Carly Patterson leotard (in our day!) was the most exciting gift!

We knew GK designed the leotards for the Olympic team. But we never thought to find out what human was behind the sparkling looks. Maybe part of us assumed we would never know. Where would we even find that information? Just like any company, the people get lost behind the brand, we thought.

So this morning, when Jaime Boris MHA, MS, CES sent me this article from Cornell Alumni, I couldn't believe it! Not only did we answer a question years in the making, but we found the person is, of course, an AMAZING Cornell University alum!

I am thrilled to share an alma mater with the beyond-talented Jeanne Diaz '10 and to now work for that same university! Go Big Red!

May 20 · linkedin

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Director of Studio Partnerships at Cornell Tech!

Every fall, real-world challenges are posed by leading companies, startups, and organizations to Cornell Tech students. Asked in the form of “How might we…” questions, these challenges deal with complex, ambiguous issues and go beyond problems searching for one solution. Students across eight Master’s programs work in cross-disciplinary teams and gain an understanding of the market ecosystem surrounding their product challenge, conduct user research, create a product strategy, and develop and test prototypes of a new product or service based on their assigned challenge.

Have a great product challenge for Fall 2024? Submit it here: https://lnkd.in/e-SBE-8W

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Location

New York, New York, United States