Dani Sevilla is a project manager at Abraham Harrison and has been working and learning with the team since June 2007. Dani's relationship with the internet and new media has grown from a mostly Google, academic research, and transient blog reader to a mature relationship built on mutual respect and admiration for the wonderful communities that are ever growing and fluctuating in the online sphere.

In the summer of 2008 Dani was able to bring some of the skills she has learned working with AH to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where she worked with a group of young children to produce a blog to help educate people about the reality of their lives in Babilonia, a small favela in the hills near Copacabana beach.

Dani graduated from Georgetown University with a double major in French and Spanish Literature and minor in Business - which explains her grasp of many key marketing terms like "gangbusters". She stayed at Georgetown to complete a M.S. in Spanish Literature and Cultural Studies and is currently working on an M.A. in Humanities and Social Thought at New York University.

Dani and her two giant schnauzers, two love birds, and one quarter horse all reside in northern New Jersey where she spends her free time hiking, running, writing the occasional term paper and thesis, and trying to get over a series of jumps while remaining on her horse's back.