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Danielle Weinblatt
Founder and CEO,
Take the Interview
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Danielle Weinblatt is currently the CEO and Founder of Take the Interview, Inc. and an Arthur Rock Fellow of Entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School, where she achieved First Year Honors (top 15-20% of the class). Danielle is also a member ...
Danielle Weinblatt is currently the CEO and Founder of Take the Interview, Inc. and an Arthur Rock Fellow of Entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School, where she achieved First Year Honors (top 15-20% of the class). Danielle is also a member of Springboard Enterprises, a network of female founders and CEOs who lead high-growth companies.
Danielle was formerly a Private Equity Associate at Catterton Partners, a middle-market private equity firm. Danielle began her career in Mergers & Acquisitions in Citigroup's Investment Banking Division, primarily focused on Energy and Industrials.
Ms. Weinblatt holds a B.S., summa cum laude, in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University, with a concentration in Business. She graduated Beta Gamma Sigma with Distinction.
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Danielle was formerly a Private Equity Associate at Catterton Partners, a middle-market private equity firm. Danielle began her career in Mergers & Acquisitions in Citigroup's Investment Banking Division, primarily focused on Energy and Industrials.
Ms. Weinblatt holds a B.S., summa cum laude, in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University, with a concentration in Business. She graduated Beta Gamma Sigma with Distinction.
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