Daniel Fine is a Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. He is the founder & CEO of Team Brotherly Love and The Fine Companies, which include sunglass company Glass-U, sanitizing solutions and PPE company Solve Together, eSports licensing + merchandising company Neu, medical app Dosed, and Boston-based tutoring firm NexTutors.Team Brotherly Love has raised more than $2.1 million for Type-1 diabetes research. Glass-U makes fully-folding sunglasses and is licensed to hundreds of universities and many Greek organizations in the US. It has been featured at events ranging from The Rose Bowl to Lollapalooza and as an official licensee to produce sunglasses for the FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Dosed is a mobile solution intended to revolutionize the way that diabetics manage and track their insulin dosage. Neu brings the eSports world to fans through apparel and merchandise, Solve Together provides high-quality, consistent supply PPE with innovative sanitizing solutions that cannot be found anywhere else on the market. As a result of his efforts, Fine has been named one of TIME Magazine’s Top 25 International Leaders of Tomorrow (TOMORROW 25) and one of the World’s Top 5 Young Entrepreneurs by Entrepreneurs Organization. He has received the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” twice--from both Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama and is a Fellow of the Kairos Society, representing “the best and brightest of the next generations of entrepreneurs.” In 2012, he was named through an international selection as one of 30 Global Teen Leaders by We Are Family Foundation. Fine is the Founder of the JDRF Youth Board of Advisors and former co-founder and chair of the LEAGUE National Youth Commission, now Generation ON. In 2014, he was selected as one of the World’s Top 30 Student Entrepreneurs and represented the US in Moscow for the G20 Young (<40) Entrepreneurs Summit, where he was the youngest of 400 global delegates. He was also named Philadelphia's "Best Entrepreneur" of 2014 by Philadelphia Magazine. In the December 12th, 2014 NY Times, he was profiled about balancing companies and college. Fine was recruited to swim at Penn and was a U.S. Junior Olympic, Grand Prix, and Junior National swimmer and tri-athlete and multi time All-American.