Based in New York City, Daniel Selby is a J.D. candidate at Brooklyn Law School. Before law school, he worked as a credit underwriter focused on direct lending to small and medium businesses. In this role he researched and identified various transactional risk factors. The financial solutions he structured include a variety of private credit investments and require close analysis of financial statements and creditworthiness. Daniel “Dan” Selby has also worked with a private equity fund, providing market research of renewable energy infrastructure, agriculture technology, power markets, and oil and gas.
Having earned an economics degree from New York University (NYU), Dan Selby interned with a Washington DC group focused on climate solutions. His assignments included attending House hearings and briefing senior staff on recent legislation, as well as taking part in workshops and conferences. He also undertook dedicated policy analysis and wrote articles on energy economics.
Mr. Selby has experience playing collegiate summer baseball within the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League. He has also volunteered, providing youth sports camp attendees with pitching lessons. As an NYU student, he led the Pizza Club as its founder and president, growing it into a university-sanctioned, 100-member organization.