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Danny Gross
AI, Security, & Executive Storytelling Leader @ Microsoft
Danny Gross is a strategic and team-oriented leader with a strong background in storytelling, partnership building, and data-driven strategies.
He has a diverse skillset that he has successfully applied in both the public and private sectors, making a significant impact in technology, culture, education, and public policy.
Currently, Danny focuses on utilizing his expertise in storytelling and strategic development to create and disseminate narratives and programs centered around AI, cybersecurity, executive social impact, organizational scaling, and enhancing communications capabilities within Microsoft.
He holds a Master's Degree in Communication with an emphasis in Digital Media from the University of Washington and a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication with a specialization in Electronic Media from West Texas A&M University.
With a rich professional history, Danny has held key positions such as Senior Communications Manager at Microsoft, Strategic Communications Consultant at Red Telescope Global, Communications Officer at the Jameel Clinic A.I. in Healthcare at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and various roles at Washington STEM including Senior Communications and Digital Media Manager, Communications Manager, and Graduate Communication Intern.
Danny Gross also has experience as a Video Compression Engineer at Microsoft, showcasing his versatility across different domains and industries.
Highlights
When I’m not doing my day job, I’m always looking for fun and creative ways to utilize my skill set. So glad I had the opportunity to put my photojournalist hat on for a day in service of High Plains Public Radio with my good friend Jihee Kim.
Shout out to Jenny Inzerillo for sharing the opportunity with us to explore the PNW’s newest festival, THING NW.
Peaking my head up for just a bit to share some news that I've been able to experience firsthand. It's clear to me that Microsoft has been on a real journey since I last left in 2015, and to see them recognized as leaders in #diversity and #inclusion speaks to that journey. It's great to be back at this company, but it's even better to see so many different communities within Microsoft thriving.
There's ALWAYS more work to be done when it comes to creating a truly diverse and inclusive workplace, but I applaud Microsoft for walking the walk when it comes to investing in their culture and in their employees.
