About
the Founder
Danielle Ennis FRSA is passionate about empowering others to unlock their full potential and lead fulfilling lives. With over 15 years of experience across London’s public sector, charities, social enterprise and start-ups, Danielle has dedicated her career to fostering personal growth, practical solutions and social change.
As a service designer, innovation strategist and published author, her work is rooted in creating positive social impact through creativity, innovation and connection.
Danielle has built a multidisciplinary career focused on developing organisations and solving real-world challenges. Her work blends strategic thinking with human-centred design, bringing together insight, storytelling, systems thinking and innovation to create services and products that impact and improve lives.
She is also a published co-author with Cambridge Scholars Publishing, contributing to Social Work Assessment and Intervention: Working with Diverse Populations (2026), drawing on her previous frontline and leadership experience supporting high-risk and NEET young people.
Recognised as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts for her contributions to society, Danielle continues to build a career that sits across innovation, design, entrepreneurship and social impact – driven by a desire to create work that is both impactful and transformative.
From leading service transformation projects to designing AI-integrated tools for public sector services, she is passionate tackling challenges and turning complexity into clear, actionable solutions. Danielle also enjoys social business; she has scaled social enterprises and strengthened corporate partnerships whilst generating six-figure revenue for charity, and collaborated on innovative projects that improve outcomes for underserved communities.
Her entrepreneurial journey has also extended into technology space. As a former co-founder and innovation lead within an award-winning education technology start-up, Danielle worked closely with local authorities, schools and sector professionals to help shape AI-integrated tools designed to support SEND public services. Her work has focused on the intersection of technology and social needs – exploring how innovation can be used responsibly to improve experiences and reduce barriers for people facing disadvantage.
A member of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA), Danielle’s contributions to the community have earned her recognition. She also leverages her journey and storytelling skills to create engaging, motivational content that helps people better understand themselves, their gifts and the world around them. As part of the wider Hubdot collective, Danielle has shared her personal story and facilitated events in London, Naples, New York and Munich.
Danielle continues to innovate and find new ways to create social impact, striving to support more people on their journeys of personal and professional growth. Whether through coaching, workshops or digital innovations, Danielle remains committed to helping individuals discover their greatness and lead lives filled with purpose, confidence and resilience.
Reviews
Leadership
“Danielle exampled an amazing balance between professionalism and an ability to engage students. Her innovative approach helped her work effectively with a variety of stakeholders and get significant results. She pioneered best practice among peers and colleagues to equip others to work to the same high standards”
– Simon Taylor (Head of Year), Consultancy
“After 6 months of coaching, I felt confident and clear not only about the direction I wanted my business and career to go, but more confident in the way I viewed myself too. Danielle helped to develop my self-awareness and highlighted my strengths, helping me to feel able to create a new path.”
– Sheila Davies
Image: Hubdot immersive events
