Danielle Johnson
Director, Wipfli Advisory LLC
- Location
- Chicago, IL
- Contact
- +1 312 341 0100
Danielle Johnson is a director of digital strategy with experience in guiding construction and real estate companies through technology-enabled transformation. She partners with executives and leadership teams to align people, processes and technology, helping organizations unlock growth, efficiency and stronger customer experiences.
Danielle brings deep experience in digital strategy, technology roadmaps and assessments, with a focus on accelerating adoption and ensuring ROI.
Her approach combines industry knowledge with practical execution. She works with clients to evaluate current-state operations, identify gaps and design phased strategies that balance quick wins with long-term scalability.
Clients rely on her ability to simplify complex decisions, prioritize initiatives and deliver measurable outcomes. From strategy through implementation, Danielle helps to ensure technology becomes embedded in the business — elevating both operations and customer engagement.
- Digital services – artificial intelligence, enterprise solutions
California State Polytechnic University-Pomona
- Bachelor of business administration (BBA) degree
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