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Danielle Bradley

Danielle Bradley

Danielle has dedicated her career to the field of education, leveraging her passion and expertise to make a significant impact. Calling Miami her home base, she has embraced a global perspective, having lived and worked across five continents over the last decade; currently she spends extended time in Colombia with her partner. This international experience has enriched her understanding of diverse educational systems and cultures, making her a valuable asset to the partnerships team at Element451. In her personal life, Danielle is a co-parent to several sweet cats and a playful husky, embodying the spirit of adventure both at home and abroad. Despite being an avid traveler, when she is home she cherishes weekends filled with brunches with friends, long walks, and explorations of the newest coffee shops around town. Her roots are in the Northeast, having grown up on Long Island before moving to Philadelphia to complete her undergraduate degree at Villanova University. Danielle’s journey in higher education has been marked by her commitment to fostering international connections. Before joining the Element451 team, she worked at Florida International University in the Office of International Admissions, where she played a crucial role in admitting thousands of international students. It was here that she earned her Masters in International Education, further solidifying her expertise in this field. At Element451, Danielle brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, contributing to our mission of transforming higher education.

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