Daniel Hicks

Daniel D. Hicks is a faculty member at the University of Miami, specifically at the Miami Herbert Business School.1 He is an award-winning university educator, entrepreneur, management consultant, veteran journalist, and Emmy-nominated network television producer.1

Career Highlights

• Specializes in sustainable business, circularity, integrated corporate reporting, media management, and client-based workforce development1
• Founder, organizer, and chair of the school's annual CSO Summit & Symposium (CSOSS) conference1
• Produced national television news for NBC News, NBC Today, NBC NewsChannel, MSNBC, and CNBC between 1988-20091
• Received Emmy nominations in 2004 and 19971
• Worked as a correspondent/fellow with the Arthur F. Burns Foundation in Washington, D.C.1
• Reported and edited for the English edition of Japan's largest newspaper, The Yomiuri Shimbun1

Education

• Master's degree from Columbia University in the City of New York1
• Bachelor's degree in economics & political science from UCLA1
• Professional degree in financial accounting from UCLA1

Daniel Hicks has extensive international experience, having traveled to numerous countries across the globe.1 His diverse background in media, education, and sustainability has shaped his career and expertise in the field of sustainable business.