Daniel Francavilla is a creative marketing advisor and brand strategist supporting innovative projects that have a positive impact, helping to make things happen for entrepreneurs and changemakers.

Daniel is a Certified Brand Strategist, a college educator, a member of the Canadian Marketing Association, and a recipient of a 40 Under 40 Award.

In 2023, Daniel launched The Good Growth Company to empower organizations to make a positive impact, offering training and advising that fosters growth while embodying inclusivity, diversity, and social responsibility.

Daniel is passionate about helping others to create social change. After travelling to developing countries as a student, he founded a nonprofit organization to help children in the developing world receive an education and to empower local youth to become leaders. Today, ACCESS supports youth who are creating their own projects and organizations for positive social change, and offers mentorship and grants, hosting Bright Ideas Pitches.

As a Partner at King Street Media, Daniel works with a team of creatives and marketers to support entrepreneurs, brands and organizations, ranging from startups to Canada’s largest brands. Daniel founded the creative agency Now Creative Group in 2013, which was acquired by King Street Media in 2021. The agency has received a Business Excellence Award, CMA Award and RGD Social Good Design Award. The company also launched CreatorClub, a venture-backed platform and studio streamlining the content creation process for creators and brands.

After earning a degree in Graphic Design at OCAD University, he completed a certificate in Digital Strategy & Communications Management at the University of Toronto.

Daniel has spoken at various events, conferences and workshops within the Toronto startup scene and local non-profit sector. He teaches at Seneca within the School of Marketing and Media at Humber College within Continuous Professional Learning. His podcast, Growth for Good, focuses on marketing and communications for the nonprofit space, to help amplify positive impact. Daniel has also mentored students from high school to postsecondary on starting their own initiatives, businesses and careers.