Daniel Andalon is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in government relations and community affairs. Over the course of his career, he has worked at different levels of government, collaborating with some of the most prominent elected leaders in the City and County of Los Angeles. Daniel's work has been focused on representing, organizing, and addressing policy issues that affect the lives of residents throughout the region.Throughout his career, Daniel has taken on initiatives that have had a significant impact on a range of social issues, including healthcare advocacy, education, labor, and the environment, among others. As an independent consultant in recent years, he has worked for a diverse group of clients, handling land-use issues and providing expert advice and guidance on government and community affairs.Daniel has earned the trust and respect of elected officials and political candidates alike, serving as campaign manager for Supervisor Hilda Solis in both 2014 and 2022, as well as for Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard during her re-election campaign in 2014. He played a key role in helping Tim Sandoval become Mayor of Pomona in 2015 and more recently in 2020 helped Mayor Jessica Ancona take the helm in her City of El Monte. In 2019, he led the Los Angeles County effort for Senator Bernie Sanders' 2020 presidential campaign, while also consulting on numerous local races across the county. Daniel has continued his political campaign work with successful re-election efforts for Mayor Ancona, Senator Archuleta, and Supervisor Hilda Solis.Daniel studied at Cal State University, Northridge and has continued his commitment to community and public service by serving as a board member for several non-profit and faith-based organizations. In 2020, during the height of the pandemic, he helped bring over 4 million dollars to local non-profits. In addition to his professional work, he has served as a speaker and moderator for numerous community forums on topics ranging from Los Angeles' Gang Injunctions to local neighborhood council elections. Daniel is a native of Los Angeles, and he continues to live in the community of Highland Park with his wife and their three sons.