Dan Deans
About Dan Deans
Dan Deans is a Senior Account Executive at Asurion with extensive experience in the jewelry and retail industries, having held various managerial and instructional roles over his career.
Senior Account Executive at Asurion
Dan Deans has been serving as a Senior Account Executive at Asurion since 2002 in Sterling, VA. In his tenure, he has notably created a cross-functional team to develop a unified platform solution, improving efficiencies across various clients and divisions. He has also implemented six new service programs and completed six client launches. Additionally, Dan successfully forged three new client partnerships and renewed long-term relations with ten existing clients.
Previous Roles in Retail and Education
Before joining Asurion, Dan Deans held various key positions in the retail and educational sectors. He served as District Manager at Service Merchandise, Store Manager at Wesche Jewelers and Zale, and Floor Manager at DuBose Jewelers. Additionally, he was an Adjunct Instructor at Brevard Community College and a Researcher at the United States Capitol Historical Society.
Educational Background and Professional Certifications
Dan Deans holds a B.A. and M.A. in History from the University of Florida and completed Doctoral Studies in History at the University of Maryland. He has attained several professional certifications including the Diamond Grading certificate from the Gemological Institute of America-New York, the Applied Jewelry Professional designation from GIA, and certificates in Positive Business and Society Change and Foundations of Coaching from the Weatherhead School of Management.
Industry Contributions and Leadership
Dan Deans has made significant contributions to the jewelry industry through his published articles in National Jeweler and quotes in industry publications like the World Federation of Diamond Bourses and InStore Magazine. He is a member of the Board of Directors for Jewelers for Children and participates in lobbying efforts with Jewelers of America’s PAC in Washington DC. He also led efforts in restructuring jewelry and watch programs, contributing to long-term viability and revenue growth.