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Daniel Ronan
Principal, Resilient Heritage
Daniel Ronan is a Chicago-based planning and public policy professional in the arts and culture field with a focus on including under- and un-represented perspectives in a multi-disciplinary setting. His work is guided by values such as empathy, respect, multiculturalism, and competence.
Daniel Ronan holds a diverse educational background, including an Honors Studies focusing on economic prosperity, a B.A. in Planning, Public Policy & Management, a B.A. in Romance Languages, and a Certificate in Non-Profit Management from various institutions like the University of Oregon and the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Throughout his career, Daniel Ronan has held various roles in prominent organizations. He is currently the Principal at Resilient Heritage. His past experiences include being the Manager of Operations at Lori Lightfoot for Chicago, the International Program Manager at Chicago Sister Cities International, and roles at organizations like the Chicago Architecture Foundation, National Public Housing Museum, Hacienda CDC, Lane Council of Governments, Oregon Department of Transportation, and the City of Portland.
