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Victor d'Allant, FTMBA 87. Founder & CEO, Dallant Networks, LLC
A Visual Anthropologist at heart, Victor launched Dallant Networks in 2011 by combining his dual cultural anthropology and photojournalism framework with his strong digital media outlook. Victor and his global team have been bringing to their clients and partners (the Gates Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Skoll Foundation, the Lumina Foundation, the World Bank) their strong expertise in cutting edge technology, content creation and community engagement.
Victor's photographs were exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris and have been published in Newsweek, several World Health Organization publications, and many magazines in Europe and Asia. The video blog he produced for the Skoll Foundation's online community received an Honoree Mention at the Webby Awards (Webbies).
Victor holds an MA/ABD in Social Anthropology from the Sorbonne in Paris and an MBA from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business.
His motto: "Right brain. Left brain. Why choose?"
Victor d'Allant, FTMBA 87. Founder & CEO, Dallant Networks, LLC
A Visual Anthropologist at heart, Victor launched Dallant Networks in 2011 by combining his dual cultural anthropology and photojournalism framework with his strong digital media outlook. Victor and his global team have been bringing to their clients and partners (the Gates Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Skoll Foundation, the Lumina Foundation, the World Bank) their strong expertise in cutting edge technology, content creation and community engagement.
Victor's photographs were exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris and have been published in Newsweek, several World Health Organization publications, and many magazines in Europe and Asia. The video blog he produced for the Skoll Foundation's online community received an Honoree Mention at the Webby Awards (Webbies).
Victor holds an MA/ABD in Social Anthropology from the Sorbonne in Paris and an MBA from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business.
His motto: "Right brain. Left brain. Why choose?"
