Daniel Conroy is the Founder and CEO of AIM House, a community based transitional living program for young men and women in Boulder, Colorado. 

Daniel graduated from the University of Colorado, Boulder in 1991 with a Bachelors Degree in Humanities.   

Before opening AIM House in 1999 with his wife Mae, Daniel held a number of positions at therapeutic programs. After counseling, bus driving and activity leading in Boulder County's EXPAND program for emotionally challenged children, Danny took on the role of Intake Counselor and then Alumni Coordinator at Sierra Tucson in Arizona. Later, Danny worked as the Admissions Counselor, then Admissions Director, and lastly, Director of Professional Relations at CEDU in Running Springs, California. The knowledge that Daniel gained while working at treatment facilities and therapeutic boarding schools was fundamental in building the program AIM House is today.

He is a volunteer and advisor to The University of Colorado's Center for Students in recovery and regular participant and conference moderator for the university's annual Conference on World Affairs.  He helped create the Cocoon Program for chronically ill children at Children's Hospital in Denver. He has coached over 35 youth sports teams at YMCA programs and is the Middle School boys basketball coach at Horizons School.

He has volunteered at many agencies along Colorado's front range including Attention Homes, Children's Hospital and the YMCA. 

Between leading AIM House, volunteering, spending time with his wife Mae, four children: Quinlan, Gracie, Devlin, and Ronan or taking care of his labs, Kiko and Stella. Daniel in an acclaimed speaker at national conferences, an avid hiker and mediocre skier and yogi.

If you can't find Daniel doing any of these things, he's probably catching a Denver Nuggets, Chicago Cubs, or Colorado Buffaloes game.

Daniel is also a huge music fan; he has played guitar since age 14 and still loves to check out local jam bands, Bruce Springsteen or Phish any chance he has!