About

Professional Biography

Daniel Hoang is a manager at IntelliBridge Partners, a management consulting firm. He helps his clients improve their operations to effectively manage its resources. Formerly an auditor at the California Bureau of State Audits, he performed numerous evaluations of government programs and management practices. He led the oversight efforts in the State’s planning phase for FI$CAL, the statewide ERP upgrade project. Additionally, he was a core subject-matter expert for the Bureau’s transition to electronic audit documentation using CCH TeamMate (formerly PWC TeamMate).

Daniel also was the lead resource in several city and county IT strategic planning engagements as a consultant for a boutique IT firm in Bellevue, WA. His two notable clients included the City of Boise, Idaho and the City of Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Those engagements include a thorough review of the client’s municipal application portfolio, network architecture, staffing allocation, and governance models.

In addition to his broad experience with many governmental issues, he brings a unique and creative perspective to his work. A graduate of Pepperdine University, School of Public Policy, he integrates his foundation in American government frameworks and analytical tools from RAND professors and researchers. Daniel also uses his expertise in technology to improve existing products: reports, letters, memos, spreadsheets, and presentations.

Who is Daniel Hoang?

Investor: A spawn of Jim Cramer meets Bill O’Neil and Warren Buffet, Daniel explores the world of fast money and getting rich slowly. As a young professional, it’s never too early to start saving for retirement now, and better yet, to learn how the market works now to invest better during the high-income years (knock on wood).

Producer: Truly a “Lifehacker” but not a trademark borrower and thus a producer, or one who just makes things happen by finding efficient ways and new processes to “Get Things Done.” Daniel investigates the world of Seven Habits and How to Make Friends and Influence People, and other useful techniques to better work with people, technology, and life.

Technologist: Never too much gizmos and gadgets but always seeking to find technology to make things faster, integrated, consistent, easier, and most importantly, more fun. Daniel searches for the killer app for a flattening world, and light hearted toys that brings a smile to another day.

Analyst: A thinker of sorts, finding new ways to solve problems, and looking for creative and unique methods, processes, and applications. Daniel applies his knowledge from graduate school, consulting, and auditing. Think of it as getting an MBA without having to put MBA after your name.

Careerist: Gen Y meets old school baby boomer-trained thought. Daniel seeks to improve his career in a non-traditional way, throwing out the ladder and finding the jet pack. Managing a career includes develop a portfolio of transferable skills and developing a range of knowledge but also finding motivation and satisfaction in life.