Daniel Rogers is a Independent Data Analyst and Writer at College Azimuth. He possess expertise in strategy, leadership, government, international relations, military and 24 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Class act and otherwise the whole.package. It's been inspiring to watch a young leader turn into a mature, steady, remarkable contributor to complex problem-solving.", "I have worked intimately close with Mr. Dan Rogers for several years. Dan has a drive for professionalism that is unbecoming and beyond reproach. A true leader of men at times of dire adversity, a Leader in the moment when leaders are hard to find. a walking example of the definition of leadership, "providing Purpose, Direction, and Motivation" Integrity is unquestionable, and has inner values that feel, smell and taste of Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Many before me have trusted the lives of their first born son with Dan, I have an unwavering respect for Da and I would do it all again without hesitation. I give Mr. Rogers the highest recommendation I can muster up. Also his personal taste for Bacon Cheeseburgers ultimately saved an entire Scout Platoon, as him to share the story “it’s a great story” -Dan I still owe you a pair of gloves that I threw out of the Stryker onto the Basra highway north of Mosul.", and "Daniel is an incredibly hard working, detail oriented, and intelligent co-worker. He is an exceptional resource to any team; his combination of get-it-done attitude and eye for detail make him a great asset to a growing business. I've counted him as a confidant on many issues, and his ability to think critically about a complex problem quickly and give useful insight and feedback was essential in helping ensure the success of my projects. Daniel's strengths also include being a team player in order to overcome hurdles, even when the task at hand is not strictly part of his "job description." Finally, Daniel is adept optimizing day-to-day processes in addition to one time business-critical issues that pop up on an ad-hoc basis."