Danielle Di-Masi

Danielle Di-Masi is a globally recognised, internationally awarded expert on digital communication who understands how businesses and professionals perform at their best, by creating consistent experiences on and offline. Danielle is the social and business behaviour expert for Network Ten and the University of New South Wales. She is also a university lecturer, media commentator and award-winning blogger with a background in corporate Australia.

Listed in the Top 20 Business Keynote Speakers in Australia, Danielle draws on her business experience, knowledge of social behaviour, technology and science, to reveal a message that is motivational, educational and, most of all, human.

Working between Australia and the USA, with strong relationships with tech giants in Silicon Valley, she brings the most up-to-date strategies and insights directly to her audiences.

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Danielle began her corporate career in Investment and Private Banking while studying her MBA. Then, as the world turned increasingly digital, she quickly identified the broadening communications gap, and turned her research skills to social interactions, business behaviours and relationships.

Organisations that look to Danielle’s expertise include State and Federal Governments, (including the Prime Minister and Cabinet), universities, non-profits, small businesses, A-list celebrities and corporate giants. Her corporate clients range from 3M, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google to Deloitte, Qantas, Telstra, American Express, Nissan, News Ltd. and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

Danielle is a regular blogger for the Huffington Post, and her global commentary has appeared in Cosmopolitan, The Los Angeles Times, GQ, Australian Financial Review, ELLE, Psychology Today, SMH Body & Soul, The Age, Women’s Health, Smart Company, Business Insider. Since 2011, Danielle has been the resident expert on tech, business and social behaviours for Network Ten.

In her premier book, Digital You: How to align your digital version with your real-world self, Danielle presented insights and knowledge to help anyone – but especially those in business – to truly understand the importance of managing a reputation and activity by his or her digital presence. By understanding the critical ‘why’ behind business behaviour and interpersonal communication in the digital age, she put forward clear strategies that can be implemented instantly. For Danielle, it’s all about us – who we are, what we want…and how we get it.

Worldwide, Danielle’s TEDx talk on the ‘Evolution of Digital Communication’ has attracted more than 35,000 views. When she had the honour of meeting and speaking with His Holiness the Dalai Lama on keeping humanity moving forward while we spend more and more time online, his words were, it is ‘very important work you are doing, please keep talking about it.

Among several awards, Danielle received the 2016 Stevie Award for ‘Most Innovative Communications Professional of the Year’ for her work covering technology and human behaviour; and in 2015, Stevie Awards for ‘Female Entrepreneur of the Year’ and ‘Innovator of the Year’.

Danielle believes we are in the middle of the most dynamic shifts in our human history and it’s all about adapting to be at our best and using our ability to create and use amazing technology available. It’s just about learning how to bring it all together to make it work.

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Through keynote speeches, how-to workshops, training and strategic consulting, Danielle brings together important business topics to help clients understand changes in consumer behavior. By unpacking the key elements of effective digital engagement, she helps them cut through the noise to be more effective both on and offline.

Danielle reinforces how everyone in a business is involved in representing the brand, managing the brand equity and its reputation. She focuses delegates’ attention on truly defining their audience; tribe or customers to allow them to sharpen their communication, control the narrative and genuinely improve engagement with that community. And by educating on best practice Online Reputation Management (ORM), she helps mitigate the risk of any public issues,

Danielle supports her strategies and marketing insights with case studies, real-world examples and principles from economics and change management, as well as drawing on the sciences of psychology, neurology, sociology and anthropology. Ultimately her sessions allow clients to identify and overcome the most common hurdles challenging businesses today.