Daniel Pak is a Growth @ Google at Google. He possess expertise in microsoft excel, data analysis, strategy, financial analysis, investments and 18 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Daniel reported directly to me at Activision Blizzard helping lead the digital strategy and identifying opportunities for revenue growth at a global scale. His strategic thinking and ability to turn analyses into clear storytelling made him a critical part of the team. Highly recommended", "I've had the opportunity to work with Daniel in multiple capacities at Activision Blizzard. He was originally part of our Global Digital Commercial team and worked on various strategy projects which helped drive significant revenue growth. When he transferred and worked on our Asia Pacific business, particularly around South Korea, Daniel was instrumental with our expansion into that territory from a digital distribution and product perspective. In his current role, he brought his strong passion for PC to accelerate the growth of Call of Duty PC games through his marketing initiatives and partnering with distribution on Battle.net. Throughout all these experiences, Daniel has been very professional, analytical and thoughtful about his work. He's always been easy to work with and a strong team player, and someone I could always count on to deliver.", and "Daniel reported directly me at Activision Blizzard providing business insight and analysis into our regional and franchise growth strategies across Asia Pacific. At the time we had multiple challenges alongside multiple competing priorities and expansion opportunities and Daniel’s work contributed greatly to both our regional insights, go-to-market executions and strategies. Many of the solutions required for Asia were also complex and required buy in from different key business and development studio stakeholders within a highly matrixed organization and Daniel did a great job championing our region and requirements. His strategic thinking and ability to convert into actions using data set is first class."