- Dan FitzgibbonsFor Dan Fitzgibbons, family has always played a role within his life. Growing up in Fargo, North Dakota — the state’s most populous city — he was the youngest of five children to Tom and Carol Fitzgibbons. Dan followed behind (in order) John Patrick — known as JP — Anne Marie, Mike and Joe. His youth in Fargo included first through eighth grade at Holy Spirit Grade School, which still exists today on 8th Street.
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Daniel Edward Fitzgibbons; A Business Profile
December 28, 2017Businessmen throughout the Twin Cities area know Daniel Edward Fitzgibbons for his standout work as the Data Protection Business Manager at the Minneapolis, Minnesota office of EMC Corporation, a prominent international tech company. However, he is also known by them and many others as someone willing to do a lot of charity work in support of his community, as a way to give back. You see, as proud as Daniel is of his work record and his career, he is also determined to give back to his adopted community in any way possible.
He considers family and community to be the most important parts of his life, and it has always been that way, since Daniel Edward Fitzgibbons was a kid in Fargo, North Dakota. He attended Holy Spirit School and then Shanley High School. In high school, Daniel was active in the key club for drama and he also served as part of a singing group called the Sandpebbles. He also playing for the football and golf teams, as well as intramural hockey. Nowadays, that has translated into a great commitment to Twin Cities charities to help the poor and the hungry.
He considers family and community to be the most important parts of his life, and it has always been that way, since Daniel Edward Fitzgibbons was a kid in Fargo, North Dakota. He attended Holy Spirit School and then Shanley High School. In high school, Daniel was active in the key club for drama and he also served as part of a singing group called the Sandpebbles. He also playing for the football and golf teams, as well as intramural hockey. Nowadays, that has translated into a great commitment to Twin Cities charities to help the poor and the hungry.