Josh Green Named Senior Vice President of Daniels Fund Scholarship Program

The Daniels Fund is pleased to announce that Josh Green has been named Senior Vice President of the Fund’s scholarship program. Green brings a strong understanding of the needs of students within the higher education landscape and the opportunities to empower Daniels Scholars to reach their goals.

“Josh is well positioned to lead the Daniels Scholarship Program into the future,” Hanna Skandera, President & CEO of the Daniels Fund. “He embodies the heart of our mission and a dedication to preparing the next generation for success.”

Prior to joining the Daniels Fund, Green served as the Director of Development for the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. Previously, he served Congressman Scott Tipton in the U.S. House of Representatives in several roles, including Chief of Staff.

“It’s an honor to join the Daniels Fund and lead the Scholarship Program,” said Josh Green. “I believe deeply in the potential of every individual to overcome challenges and succeed, given the right opportunities and guidance. The Daniels Fund’s focus on empowering individuals through education and experiences, giving them the tools and perspective to shape their futures and become impactful leaders in their communities, is the key to unlocking human potential.”

The Daniels Scholarship Program helps make college possible for motivated students by offering four-year college scholarships to approximately 200 new Daniels Scholars each year. Daniels Scholars are America’s next generation of leaders, persevering through life’s challenges and committed to making a difference in the world around them. Since 2000, the Daniels Scholarship Program has provided more than $260 million to over 5,000 scholars.

The Daniels Fund, established by cable television pioneer Bill Daniels, is a private charitable foundation dedicated to making life better for the people of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming through its grants program, scholarship program, and ethics initiative. Visit DanielsFund.org to learn more.