Service and leadership
Before joining the Army, Teddy spent more than a decade in law enforcement and concluded that chapter as a Deputy Chief of Police.
Strategic advisory partner
Teddy Daniels.
Teddy Daniels extends client capacity with a direct, practical perspective on leadership, resilience, discipline, organizational performance, and navigating difficult change.
Begin with a complimentary consultationClient focus
Practical judgment for leaders working through consequential moments.
Executive bio
A record of service, recovery, and enterprise.
Teddy Daniels earned an athletic scholarship to West Virginia University, where he played football, before beginning a law-enforcement career that led to service as a Deputy Chief of Police. He later served in the U.S. Army Infantry and was wounded in Afghanistan.
That path informs an entrepreneurial, hands-on approach to preparation, responsibility, and the demands of leading through uncertainty.
At Potomac Highlands Strategic Group, Teddy works alongside James L. McCormick II to help clients think through difficult work with clarity, discipline, and a useful next step in view.
Perspective in practice
Experience that keeps the conversation grounded.
Resolve under pressure
His Army Infantry service included combat wounds in Afghanistan. He is a recipient of the Purple Heart and Combat Infantry Badge.
Builder's perspective
His experience as an entrepreneur adds an operator's perspective to questions of performance, responsibility, and change.
Advisory lens
Useful perspective where the work gets hard.
- 01Leadership and accountability
- 02Resilience through disruption
- 03Disciplined organizational performance
- 04Navigating difficult change