Daniel Epega

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Daniel Epega has worked as an environmental consultant ever since graduating from university in 2012. Always a devoted student of nature, he combined his environmental science background with an encyclopedic knowledge of environmental regulation and policy history by working for local and regional governments in Brazil. Mr. Epega is widely recognized in the public and private sectors for his unique ability to turn regulation obstacles into efficiency opportunities. Daniel Epega has worked with municipal governments, NGO’s, and publicly traded corporations in the manufacturing industry. Offering insights derived from field observation, lab work, and policy study, he challenges companies to streamline production by using the very compliance issues that ensnare many businesses in red tape. Mr. Epega’s groundbreaking strategies have made him one of the most respected experts in his field, and he shows no signs of slowing down. When he can find some time to ease the pace of his busy li

Daniel Epega is an environmental consultant working primarily with clients in the manufacturing industry. After receiving his B.S. in Environmental Science, Mr. Epega got his feet wet in the public sector as an analyst with several regulatory agencies in Brazil. His sharp eye for solution-based enforcement attracted attention from corporate clients and within three years, he was able to bring his expertise to the private side. Daniel Epega’s unique insights regarding code creation and enforcement have allowed him to streamline compliance procedures for many manufacturers, primarily by transforming often-clumsy protocol structures into efficiency measures. Rooted in the firm belief that businesses can grow within the environment instead of against it, Mr. Epega’s methodology has surprised many clients long accustomed to seeing environmental regulation as an obstacle. When he’s not on-site or in the office, Daniel Epega loves practicing yoga outdoors. Over the past two years, he h