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Daniel Sartori has a diverse work experience in sales and marketing roles. Daniel started their career as a Business Development Jr. at BossaBox in January 2018 and worked until August 2018. Subsequently, they joined Novartis as a Trainee in Marketing de Produto from April 2016 to December 2017. Daniel then returned to BossaBox as an Inside Sales Account Executive in June 2018. From February 2020, they took on the role of an Enterprise Sales Executive and was responsible for developing and managing large accounts, contributing to the company's product-market fit strategy, and generating revenue. In January 2021, they were promoted to Senior Enterprise Account Executive at BossaBox.

Daniel Sartori's education history is as follows:

From 2014 to 2017, Daniel attended ESPM Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing, where they studied Publicidade e Marketing (Advertising and Marketing). However, it is not specified whether they obtained a degree.

In 2017, Daniel attended McGill University for a Summer Short Program in Global Branding & Cross-cultural Marketing.

From 2007 to 2013, Daniel studied at Colégio Miguel de Cervantes, where they completed Ensino Médio (High School) and obtained a Certificado de Conclusão do Ensino Médio (High School Completion Certificate).

In addition to their formal education, Daniel has obtained several certifications. In 2021, they received a certification in Product Management from Product Arena. In 2019, they obtained a certification in Aceleração em Prospecção from Universidade Previsível. In 2018, Daniel received an Inbound Sales Certification from HubSpot. In 2012, they obtained a Graduado en Educación Secundaria (Graduate in Secondary Education) certification from Ministerio de Cultura in Spain. Furthermore, in 2010, Daniel obtained a DELE (Diploma de Español como Lengua Extrajera) certification with a notable evaluation from Universidad de Alcalá. Finally, in 2010, they also obtained an ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) certification with a pass with merit evaluation from the University of Cambridge.