Frequently Asked Questions
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The primary focus is independent and international schools. DOC also supports youth-sports organizations, clubs, nonprofits and mission-driven sports operators when the work aligns with its expertise.
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No. Daniel is based in New York and brings deep regional knowledge, while his United States and United Kingdom experience supports national and international engagements. Work can be remote, hybrid or on site.
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Most engagements are designed to strengthen the Athletic Director and leadership team. DOC can also provide time-bound interim leadership when a vacancy, leave or transition requires it.
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Yes. A program evaluation may identify organizational, pathway, operations or revenue priorities. DOC creates a coordinated scope around the school's decisions rather than treating every service as a separate project.
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Pricing reflects the scope, school size, campuses, stakeholder volume, urgency, travel, data availability and level of implementation support. A tailored scope and investment are provided after discovery.
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No. DOC's framework is informed by Daniel's first-hand QPA experience but is independent. It does not score, replace or confer official NIAAA recognition.
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A 20-30 minute conversation to understand the situation, the decision ahead and the outcome the school needs. If there is a fit, DOC sends a tailored proposal.
Start with the challenge, not a package.
Tell Daniel what is happening in your athletics program, what decision is ahead and what support may be useful. The first conversation is a focused 20-30 minute discussion to understand the situation and determine whether DOC Advisory is the right partner.