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Daryl Orts
Chief Technology & Product Officer / Mentor & Coach / Diversity Champion
Daryl Orts is the Chief Technology & Product Officer (CTPO) at Faria Education Group, based in London.12 He is an experienced technology executive with a career spanning over 25 years in leadership roles for software product companies.2
Career Highlights
Daryl joined Faria Education Group in April 2021.13 Prior to this, he held several notable positions:
- VP of Engineering at Duco (April 2019 - April 2021)
- VP of Engineering at OpenMarket (July 2017 - February 2019)
- Senior VP Product Development - Language at SDL (March 2014 - April 2016)
- Executive VP, Products and Services at Noetix Corporation (March 2001 - February 2013)
Expertise and Approach
Daryl is known for:
- Building creative and successful teams that are customer-focused
- Extensive experience in software product development
- Mentoring and coaching emerging leaders
- Being a passionate champion of diversity, equity, and inclusion2
Education and Background
Daryl holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering from Case Western Reserve University.4 He is an American expatriate living in London and holds a UK Tier 1 Exceptional Talent visa.4
Personal Commitment
In his role at Faria Education Group, Daryl is committed to helping transform the lives of children and families through the company's solutions.2 His leadership style emphasizes giving autonomy and support to his team members to get the job done effectively.1
Highlights
I am thrilled to share that Sheri D. Orts and I officially became citizens of the United Kingdom today (and are now dual citizens, retaining our US citizenship).
Why did we decide to do this? We’ve lived in London for 10 years and have become committed to our lives here. We wanted to become full members of society. This includes being able to vote (though it came too late to participate in tomorrow’s election) and carry a British passport. It’s been a journey to get to this point (including 4 different “visa status” changes since we moved here). We are proud and excited to start this new chapter!
In honor of International Women's Day, I would like to acknowledge some of the amazing women who have inspried me and helped shape my career.
Thank you to Mireille Dyrberg, Betsy Fallon, Beth Owen, Emma Burton, Antonella Sabatini, Aleksandra Młodecka-Stępień, Suzana Dias
Special thanks to Jessica C. - for so often knowing what I needed to do before I did Ericka Marquez - for aligning more with me than anyone else I've worked with Julie Beck - for being my dearest friend and advisor for so many years
And finally, to "Chuck" (Charlene) Walrad my earliest true mentor, whose guidance and advice, combined with her example of leadership, have been an inspiration for over 30 years.
