Daniel Gutwein

Daniel is a global leader in educational technology and serves as Marketing Faculty and Senior Director of Executive Education at the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. In this role, he partners with organizations to design and deliver executive learning experiences that help leaders navigate digital transformation, innovation, and growth in a rapidly evolving global economy.

He is the founder of the N50 Project, a nonprofit coalition of more than 250 organizations dedicated to eliminating digital poverty and expanding connectivity to over 1.6 million schools in rural and underserved communities worldwide.

With more than 30 years in the technology industry, including two decades at Intel, Daniel led the company’s $350M global IoT education group and worked closely with business, government, and education leaders to scale technology solutions across diverse markets. His career has focused on helping organizations translate innovation into practical impact, with experience spanning advanced manufacturing, retail, high-tech, and education.

Daniel serves on the advisory boards of the N50 Project, the Barbara Bush Foundation for Literacy, and the Retail Orphan Initiative, and holds multiple patents in RF technology.