Daniell Krawczyk Email & Phone Number

Garner, North Carolina, Us

Municipal Captioning Inc. is dedicated to helping local government and non-profit broadcasters demystify closed captioning, artificial intelligence, and content playback systems. Founded in 2017, MC was born out of a recognition that PEG media broadcasters needed information and guidance regarding ADA requirements and how to navigate the often-confusing myriad of captioning options available. We strive to make it easier for them to select the best solution for their channels, streams, and live meetings.

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Us

Cablecast sales had flattened before my arrival, due primarily to my efforts marketing against Cablecast when at their competitor, Telvue. By creating and implementing a comprehensive marketing plan, and focusing on rebuilding the relationships with the sales channel and with end users, I was able to turn things around for Cablecast as evidenced in the revenue increases during my tenure and after.

Hackensack, Nj, Us

Managed the introduction of an existing product into the town/city television market. LiveU was previously only sold to call-letter stations (CNN, ABC, NBC) but via active marketing, sales, and channel building, I helped LiveU achieve market dominance among local channels across the US.

Mount Laurel, Nj, Us

Began as Product Manager at Princeton Server Group before it was acquired by TelVue, and was then moved into Regional and then National Sales Director role. Focused marketing in-person and online against 2 primary companies with market share, Leightronix and Tightrope, and grew TelVue at their expense.

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PSG was a small start-up with 15 employees developing Linux-based Broadcast Servers, and it was acquired by TelVue Corporation in March 2007. I provided hundreds of remote demonstrations of PSG's web-based scheduling software to potential customers around the Midwest, and became regional sales manager covering both the Midwest and New England before the March 2007 acquisition changed my role at Telvue further, and I became the primary sales director focused on the PEG market nationwide.

Lowell, Ma, Us

LTC hired me to help develop programs to involve young people and to serve non-profits. I worked on multiple projects but the one that took off the most was an open source video distribution platform called "Digital Bicycle" which was designed to connect all of the non-profit media centers. In 2005 I was given a chance to speak at Harvard Law School's "Berkman Center for Internet & Society" about our project and the way it combined Creative Commons and other platforms. The Digital Bicycle was also presented at the first VloggerCon conference on the same panel where Vimeo was first shown. The Digital Bicycle was too far ahead of its time but its impact lives on in the many file-sharing projects for PEG that followed in its path.

Launched and managed the MOLLIE project, a Department of Education grant funded project which brought laptops and video cameras to schools across Grand Rapids. We taught kids to shoot and edit video years before YouTube and developed curriculum to teach media literacy to students using iBook laptops and Sony miniDV cameras.

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Edited segments for the evening news of the local NBC affiliates. Learned to work quickly under pressure.

Bachelor'S Degree, Communication And Media Studies

Certificate, Tuck Business Bridge Program