Dan Runcie

Digital media expert and entrepreneur Dan Runcie is the founder of "Trapital," a media company that analyzes the business of hip-hop. With a solid foundation in business, holding an MBA from the University of Michigan at the Ross School of Business, Runcie has a keen focus on the strategic moves of hip-hop executives who are some of today's leading business innovators. "Trapital" covers hip-hop's significant impact on advanced business strategies, from the rise of streaming to the integration of NFTs and beyond. The "Trapital" newsletter reaches 16,000 subscribers, and the "Trapital" podcast, hosted by Runcie, boasts over 14,000 monthly downloads. These platforms, along with comprehensive case studies, provide crucial insights on corporate leadership, entrepreneurial motivation, and impactful collaboration across various sectors.

Runcie's expertise and commentary on the intersection of hip-hop and business have been recognized by top media outlets including "The New York Times," "The Wall Street Journal," NPR's "All Things Considered," and BBC World News. He is a frequent guest on numerous podcasts and panels. He is also a respected speaker, having presented at events organized by prominent companies such as YouTube, SoundCloud, and Sony. During these engagements, Runcie discusses major themes and strategies derived from the hip-hop industry, delivering practical advice for organizations aiming to foster innovation, enhance creativity, and refine their media strategies.

Through his work with "Trapital," Dan Runcie continues to bridge the gap between hip-hop culture and business innovation, offering valuable perspectives that resonate with a broad audience of professionals and creatives alike. His in-depth analysis helps companies adapt to the dynamic nature of modern industries influenced by hip-hop culture.