Daniel Blackman

Daniel Blackman is a prominent American environmentalist, civil rights advocate, and public servant who founded RENAISSANCE94 (Ren94), a global social impact consultancy.12 Here are some key details about his background and accomplishments:

Professional Experience

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):

• Served as Regional Administrator, becoming the first Black man to hold this position2
• Most recently worked as Senior Advisor for STEM Recruitment and Diversity3

The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change:

• Former Director of Advocacy and Strategic Partnerships2

RENAISSANCE94 (Ren94)

Blackman founded Ren94 as a global social impact consultancy that:

• Advances climate resilience and a just transition to a sustainable future
• Advises corporations, nonprofits, philanthropists, and public figures on strategy, storytelling, and community engagement
• Connects cross-sector leaders to innovative initiatives for measurable change12

Background and Advocacy

• Son of immigrants from Barbados
• Dedicated to economic opportunities for marginalized communities, environmental justice, social equity, and narrowing the wealth gap1
• Author of the book "Nationalism without Compassion"2
• Writer-producer at Conscious Animal2

Recognition

• Named one of the 200 most influential figures in Georgia's creative industries by Georgia Entertainment1
• Recognized for blending policy, sports, and entertainment with cultural influence to redefine the creative economy and philanthropic landscapes1

Daniel Blackman's work through Renaissance94 and his various roles in public service demonstrate his commitment to environmental sustainability, social justice, and innovative approaches to addressing global challenges.