Daniel Fadelle is a digital strategist, creative thinker, and global citizen bridging digital commerce, culture, and creativity to shape the future of business and storytelling. With a foundation in eCommerce, digital transformation, and marketing strategy, he helps organizations navigate change, connect with their audiences, and grow with intention. His work spans Shopify consulting, account management, global education, and tourism marketing—guided by a multidisciplinary approach that blends business acumen with creative execution. 

Born in Canada and raised in Dominica, Daniel’s worldview has been shaped by living and working across the Caribbean, North America, and Asia. In South Korea, he led global education programs, developed international curriculum, and supported multicultural exchange through events that brought together Caribbean and Pan-African communities. These experiences deepened his commitment to inclusive leadership and cultural diplomacy. 

Daniel holds an Honours Bachelor of Social Sciences from the University of Ottawa, where he majored in Sociology and minored in Criminology. During his studies, he served as VP Social for the Conflict Studies and Human Rights Student Association, was an active member of the West Indian Student Ensemble (WISE), and engaged deeply in student leadership. 

He earned a Graduate Certificate in Project Management from Humber College, where he led the Leadership Club and represented students to the Project Management Institute. He also completed an executive program in eCommerce and Online Business Management at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies. Afterward, he became president at his local Toastmasters International club in Toronto, further honing his public speaking and leadership skills. He holds an MBA in Global Leadership at the University of Fredericton. 

As an entrepreneur, Daniel has founded and led tech startups, launched digital marketing agencies, and built businesses at the intersection of culture, commerce, and impact. He has worked extensively in music festival promotion and destination marketing, helping shape narratives that drive tourism, celebrate identity, and support economic development in Dominica. 

Daniel has spoken at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), guest lectured at universities, and is contributing to UNICEF’s Best Interests of the Child in the Digital World project—helping shape global digital policy with a focus on youth, equity, and responsible innovation. 

He believes small nations can lead, that technology must serve people, and that leadership is not about status—it’s about service.