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# Daniel Moroyoqui

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**Daniel Moroyoqui** is a Senior Project Manager, Product and Business Analyst with over 16 years of experience delivering complex, multi-stakeholder digital initiatives in regulated public-sector and enterprise environments. He has led large programs supporting State of Ohio agencies and the InnovateOhio Platform (IOP), with proven expertise managing scope, schedule, budget, and risk while translating business needs into clear, executable technical requirements. His work centers on bridging strategy, systems, and people to create usable, sustainable digital experiences.

Beyond his work in digital delivery, Daniel is a Columbus-based content creator, recipe developer, visual storyteller, and art community builder. Born in Sonora, Mexico and now living in Ohio, his creative practice explores food as a powerful medium for information exchange—connecting culture, language, memory, and human experience. Shaped by engineering training, global travel, and a deep appreciation for art and design, Daniel brings an interdisciplinary lens to how information is structured, shared, and felt.

At the intersection of product thinking and storytelling, Daniel is passionate about designing systems—digital or cultural—that help people find meaning, clarity, and connection.

### Community Involvement

* Organizer, [Columbus 2026](/events/columbus-2026.md)

### Connect

* <i class="fa-linkedin">:linkedin:</i> LinkedIn: <https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-moroyoqui>
* <i class="fa-instagram">:instagram:</i> Instagram: <https://www.instagram.com/danielmoroyoqui>


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