Dan Latham has over 30 years’ experience in working with and leading high growth companies. Latham has a reputation in the technology and business development industries of designing innovative solution offerings that become the platform for exceptional growth.Latham is currently working with a large finance partner to find and allocate funding for development projects across the United States. Latham is also working within the commodity trade sector focusing mainly on petroleum and gold. Latham ran the US subsidiary of Be Informed, and was responsible for its launch into the US market. Dan has in depth knowledge of sophisticated 'no code' software and Big Data analytics to include no SQL and natural language processing.Latham was the President of Lymba Inc., a software company where he moved the company from the Government market to the Commercial market with penetration into F500 accounts and drove their first flagship commercial sale to Oracle. Lymba is a leading Natural Language Processing company extracting knowledge out of text and semantically linking that knowledge together into knowledge based applications. Latham served as the President, Enterprise Division for Seisint Inc. In Oct. 2001, Latham and his team targeted a new innovative supercomputer technology to discover knowledge within large data and supplied the results to the intelligence community in the Federal Government. Latham launched his career in the use of information at IBM; served 5 years as VP of Marketing and Service for Ameritech (grew his operation from $40 million to $280 million in annual revenue) and 4 years as Vice President of Worldwide Telecom Marketing for Digital Equipment Corporation growing the business from $450 million to $1.2 billion in sales.Under Latham's direction Digital Equipment Corporation became the dominant computer supplier to the wireless industry. Latham also led the worldwide sales effort for Racal-Datacom where he turned a money losing company into a profitable venture, and followed this success as the President of Long Distance Services for Frontier Communications International where he was successful in growing the business at three times the industry average.