Dan Feshbach
Multiple
San Diego, CA USA
"Don’t settle. Go for the gold. You might not get gold, you might get silver. But you’re not going to even get bronze if you settle."
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Dan's work combines: Non-Profit Organizations, Entrepreneurship, and Helping People
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Day In The Life
Skills &
Education
Advice for getting started
If you're interested in becoming an entrepreneur, I recommend getting an internship at either a start-up company or a nonprofit organization where you're doing more than just clerical work. Gaining experience at a place where you'll wear many different hats will help you gain valuable skills for entrepreneurship. And while doing so, pay close attention to what sparks your interest.
Here's the path I took:
High School
Bachelor's Degree
Undergraduate
University of California, Berkeley
Graduate Degree
City and Regional Planning
University of California, Berkeley
Graduate Degree
Healthcare Planning
University of California, Berkeley
Life & Career Milestones
My path in life took a while to figure out
1.
In college, I was reluctant to take natural sales and business skills and apply them to the real world, so I wasn’t really sure what to do after graduating.
2.
I spent time for a community organizing organization in healthcare and a healthcare research center, where I figured out that I really like data analysis.
3.
I decided to go back to school and earn a master’s degree in city planning and healthcare planning.
4.
After grad school, I built my career as a financial entrepreneur.
5.
When my son was diagnosed with autism, I took it upon myself to figure out how to get him into school and educated.
6.
I co-founded Oak Hill School of California, a school that serves children with autism.
7.
The school needed curriculum, so I co-founded TeachTown, an education company that creates curriculum for children with autism.
8.
Since then, I’ve continued to create impact as an autism tech entrepreneur—I currently serve as the CEO of Multiple, an autism technology innovation hub and accelerator.
