Dan is a veteran of the semiconductor, communications standard, and networking industries with more than 20 years’ experience managing business initiatives and driving revenue growth. As a co-founder, Dan has been with Teradici since 2004, and has overseen tremendous growth, and expansion into new markets and vertical industries. Prior to co-founding Teradici, Dan was a general manager with Intel Corporation, where he oversaw the Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) silicon business unit, which was market leader in key segments during his tenure. Before Intel, Dan was a general manager and director at Level One Communications, a leading supplier of networking and telecom semiconductors that was acquired by Intel in 1999. Under Dan's leadership, Level One conceived, standardized, and delivered several important communications standards in widespread use today. Dan has also held senior marketing and design engineering roles at Mitel Semiconductor (now Zarlink), Spectrum Signal Processing, Nortel Networks and IBM. Dan holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Waterloo, and an MBA from the Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario.