Danielle is manager of 35 Mules, where she leads efforts to grow early-stage startups in the program and support Florida’s growing startup ecosystem.

Danielle joined FPL in 2008, and has held various roles across the organization, including client and event management, product and email marketing, electric vehicle infrastructure project management and, most recently, in economic development.

In her previous roles, Danielle’s achievements include marketing efforts that earned second in the nation for email communications among utilities from J.D. Power for 2013. When FPL began growing its clean vehicle fleet, Danielle led and managed more than 70 charging station infrastructure projects across company service centers and offices. In economic development, she was named as one of North America’s Top 50 Economic Developers in 2020.

Danielle currently serves on the boards of Florida Venture Forum, Synapse, GrowFL’s Advisory Board and the Jupiter Police Foundation. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in strategic communication from the University of Minnesota. A native Floridian, born and raised in South Florida, Danielle currently resides in Tequesta, Florida.

Aneisha is an economic development project manager, supporting 35 Mules in daily operations, strategic planning and marketing support. She has been part of the 35 Mules team since its founding in 2019 and supported two cohorts in the program.

In addition to economic development, Aneisha has worked in corporate operational excellence, strategic projects & quality and external affairs business units during her time with Florida Power & Light Company. 

Aneisha holds a bachelor’s degree in healthcare management from Indian River State College and a master’s in business administration with a concentration in human resources from Nova Southeastern University. She is an active board member of the United Way of St. Lucie County and Okeechobee. Aneisha resides in Port St. Lucie, Florida, with her daughter. 

Dallas joined Florida Power & Light Company in May 2016 as a Sourcing II Specialist in Integrated Supply Chain. Since his original role, he has worked in materials management, streetlight conversion with smart node technology, AMI smart metering, sports lighting, and power delivery operations. Dallas also worked at Viasat, Inc and Triumph Aerostructures, holding positions in contract administration and supply chain. A native Floridian, Dallas holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a minor in Economics from West Virginia Wesleyan College.