Daniel Casse

Daniel Casse

President at G100 Chief Executive

TED Attendee
North Carolina, United States
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About Daniel

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Business adviser, Jewish, Writer/Editor

Bio

For over 15 years, Daniel Casse has been president of G100 Chief Executive, a private group the world’s leading chief executive officers who come together to exchange ideas on business leadership, operations, and strategy. Members include the CEOs of Bank of America, CarMax, US Steel, Amerisource Bergen, and American Express. Since the arrival of Covid-19, the group has a held a private, weekly call for its CEO members. Daniel has been the regular moderator at these programs. Over the years he has led conversations with more than 200 business leaders including Henry Kravis, Andy Jassy, Tim Cook, Barry Diller, Bill Ackman, Jack Welch, Brian Moynihan, Donna Karan, Michael Porter, Ray Dalio, David Brooks, and the Prime Minister of Singapore. Daniel is also the managing partner of High Lantern Group, a consulting firm that advices companies on thought leadership, communicating strategy, and shaping public understanding of business issues. A former managing editor of the public policy journal, The Public Interest, his writing on politics and policy has appeared frequently in The Wall Street Journal, Commentary, and other national publications. He worked in the White House as a special assistant for Cabinet Affairs to President George H.W. Bush and has been a senior advisor on four presidential campaigns. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina.

I'm passionate about

Anthony Trollope. Lionel Shriver. The Shakespeare authorship question,.Rafa Nadal. Supreme Court decisions. Business history. Low-bidding on eBay.

An idea worth spreading

Big ideas come in clusters. Every once in a while there is a magical year when lots of things happen. See my article on 1971: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-future-turns-50-this-year-11609537573

Areas of expertise

Business, CEOs, Communications, Politics, Strategy

Things you might not know

Talking about art.