Danielle is a one-stop Communication, Media Management, Media Production, Writing, Policy and Publicity shop. She has rolled out 3 national media campaigns single-handedly, served on the board of WIFT New South Wales, wrote then toured educational programs to primary and high school students across all 3 tiers, publicised arts festivals, event managed, been a BDM, worked in sales, report written, fundraised, produced short films and radio docos, conducted live-to-air radio interviews and devised strategic communications for + content-managed and publicised NFPs, Environmental Organisations, Peak Bodies and Local, State and Federal government stakeholders. She holds a BA in Communication from UTS (2004), an IAP2 Community Engagement Certificate, a Working With Children Check, a Class 1C Drivers License, an AFTRS Voiceover qualification and sang her first Professional radio jingle when she was 10 years old, which was also the year in which she first voluntarily fund-raised for the environment and wildlife protection. She has also voluntarily fund- raised for kidney dialysis machines to be provided to aboriginals on country, has conducted Youth Liaison in the inner city of Sydney, has worked for State Health as a presenter of educational shows to high school students as well as co-wrote then toured the first climate change educational program to high school students across all three tiers of the education system in New South Wales, including science show. She has been a small business owner, run a federal government-regulated Family Daycare service as a single parent, worked as a professional Nanny for Barristers, worked in hospitality, worked in market research, worked in event management and publicised various arts festivals. She has taught Singing at The Actor’s Centre, Sydney and been a professional Actor and Singer, including performing live in several bands and voiced radio ads, TVCs, produced short films and worked on film sets and in hospitality since aged 16.