Daniel Suozzo

Daniel brings more than four decades of professional experience in merchandising, product development, and event management to the Friends of the Wallace Center. A graduate of Harrison High School in Harrison, NY, Daniel earned his bachelor’s degree from LIM College (Laboratory Institute of Merchandising) and Fordham University, where he studied Fashion Merchandising and Business Administration/Marketing. During his education and early career, he produced fashion shows with established designers, completed an internship with Federated Department Stores, and lectured incoming students on careers in the fashion industry. He also holds a cosmetology license obtained during his high school years—one he maintains to this day.

Daniel began his career with Bally of Switzerland, where over a 14-year tenure he advanced through roles including Buyer, Merchandising Director, and Line Builder, managing a team of five and overseeing a $50 million sales volume. He later provided consulting services to leading brands such as Tiffany & Co., Coach, Movado, and Williams-Sonoma, and successfully developed and expanded the footwear division at ToneWorld Int’l. 

Since 2019, Daniel has served at the Greenwich Historical Society, where he was promoted to Director of Events in 2023. In 2007, he founded Westfair Productions, an event planning and staffing company serving Fairfield County, Westchester County, and New York City. Deeply committed to community service, Daniel volunteers with organizations including the American Red Cross, Pacific House, Food Rescue US, Kids In Crisis, and the Avon Theatre Film Center. His extensive professional background and longstanding ties to the community position him to bring creativity, strategic insight, and a strong spirit of service to the Friends of the Wallace Center.