Daniel Červenka

Founder | Artist | Social Impact Strategist

Daniel Cervenka is a founder, producer, artist, and strategist whose work bridges sustainability, technology, and policy. He is the founder of The Convergence and co-founder of Resolve, Over the course of his career, he’s been focused on the design of solutions that drive tangible global change. His expertise lies in designing interdisciplinary frameworks that strengthen the interface between policymakers and the public, ensuring that critical policies are informed, accessible, and actionable.

Born and raised in Prague, Daniel moved to New York City in 2011 to pursue his academic career, earning a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Columbia University and The New School, followed by a Master of Science in Media and Management from The New School. His work has since been dedicated to transforming complex global challenges into strategic initiatives and capacity-building ecosystems that empower communities, policymakers, and industry leaders alike.

Daniel’s work has been presented in leading cultural and diplomatic environments. He delivered a TEDx talk on the topic of Mapping Invisible Systems of Change. His projects have been exhibited at institutions such as the United Nations, where he has also spoken on the role of Culture and science communication in climate action. His films, research, and artistic endeavors have been featured at international festivals, recognizing the importance of creative expression in systemic change.

Daniel is focused on exploring how interdisciplinary collaboration, media, and knowledge accessibility can drive systemic change at scale, and his perspective is rooted in the belief that meaningful solutions require cross-sectoral cooperation, innovative strategies, and a commitment to reshaping systems for a more just and sustainable future.