Dan Deblasio's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

As Director of Alert Business Development at Irvine-Sensors, Dan DeBlasio was responsible for developing and leading the company's business development efforts. His work focused on developing new marketing and communications approaches, leading the redevelopment and rebranding strategy, and participations in successful IT launches. In his previous position, Dan was responsible for the development and management of sales and operational planning for the company's identity authentication solution, LACS. He also developed key customer user conferences and attained reference speaking engagements with proficient organizations.Dan DeBlasio enjoyed a 9 year tenure as a Business Development Director at Gemalto, where he was responsible for acquiring and managing the company's biggest software deal in history. In his previous position, Dan also supervised a team of sales representatives responsible for delivering over $13MM in revenue.

🎓 Education

Dan DeBlasio has a BS from the University of LaVerne in Business Administration. DeBlasio then completed an Associate of Science (AS) from Don Bosco Technical Institute where he learned Industrial Design. DeBlasio has a current career opportunity as an industrial designer.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Dan DeBlasio has provided more than 10 years of Experience in the field of information technology. In his previous roles, Dan DeBlasio has managed and developed technology solutions for various organizations. From 1998-2007, Dan DeBlasio was the Vice President of Enterprise Security at Gemalto, where he acquired the largest software deal in company history. As the Vice President of Enterprise Security, Dan DeBlasio was responsible for organizing, leading, and developing the company's technology solutions. He also helped manage and develop key web content customer relationships. In 2001, Dan DeBlasio was named the Company's Manager of Technology in a move that redefined the company's strategy. In 2007, Dan DeBlasio rejoined Gemalto as the Deputy Vice President of Enterprise Security. There he oversaw the company's technology retirements and successfully closed the largest software deal in company history.