Qualitative Happiness in a Quantitative World | Daniel Koffler

Qualitative Happiness in a
Quantitative World

Daniel Koffler
Founder & President, New Frontiers

Daniel Koffler, BS is President of New Frontiers, an executive functioning coaching organization. NF provides academic, social, transitional and career supports to clients with a range of abilities and interests, allowing them to maximize their potential and become the most successful, independent, self-advocating members of society they can be.

Originally working in his family’s special education business, Daniel founded New Frontiers, in response to a recurring pattern of young people of different abilities transitioning to post high-school life experiences without being fully prepared. Clients range from elementary-school aged through seasoned adults looking to push themselves to be the most optimized version of themselves and increase their independence.

Daniel is a member of Young Presidents Organization and holds a BS in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing from George Washington University.

Personally, he is married with three children, including a set of twins.

New Frontiers is committed to helping our clients reach their goals
through a collaborative, creative and flexible coaching model.

Our targeted areas of focus allow us to design a customized approach to coaching that addresses the various challenges life can throw your way and leaves you with the tools to tackle those challenges both today and in the future.

We employ various proprietary and evidence-based approaches to our coaching sessions, running the gamut from tactical to strategic. We aim to provide the tools that will allow clients to not only master the obstacles at hand, but to apply learned skills in perpetuity.