Daniel Eizans is a curious, research oriented content strategist working at Campbell-Ewald. He focuses the majority of his independent research on how the brain creates contextual connections to information, whether that content be the written word, pieces of motion, still images or through suggestion.

Dan’s other areas of interest include the process of information delivery, the negative effects of social networking on youth, loss of productivity and other issues arising from the world’s obsession with real-time information