Daniel Juárez is the Program Coordinator for Corporate Strategy and Engagement at Yale Ventures, where he plays a key role in advancing Yale’s mission to foster innovation and entrepreneurship. He supports strategic initiatives that connect Yale’s research and entrepreneurial communities with external partners and stakeholders, coordinating high-impact events, managing communications, and providing both strategic and logistical support to strengthen academic–industry partnerships.

With more than 20 years of experience at Yale, Daniel brings deep institutional knowledge and a collaborative approach to his work. Prior to joining Yale Ventures, he served in administrative and communications roles with the Yale World Fellows Program and the Council on Latin American & Iberian Studies (CLAIS) at the Yale MacMillan Center, contributing to the university’s global engagement and interdisciplinary scholarship.

A graduate of the Yale School of Music (M.M. ’02), Daniel is also a professionally trained operatic tenor, admired for his performances in some of opera’s most demanding leading roles. His blend of artistic discipline, global perspective, and administrative expertise informs his work building meaningful connections between Yale and the wider world.