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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2025 · 34 MIN

Engineering Sustainability and Social Impact with Daniel McCaulley

from Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Show · host Dr Faiz Kamaludin

In this episode, we speak with Daniel McCaulley, Founder of Ultimus Engineering, about his journey from athlete to engineer. With a focus on structural and aquatics engineering, his firm is 100% Made in America and committed not just to technical excellence, but to building stronger, more resilient communities. We’ll explore how Daniel channels the lessons of sports into entrepreneurship, integrates sustainability into engineering solutions, and creates meaningful impact one project at a time.For more content, do visit:Daniel’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmccaulleyUltimus Engineering: https://ultimus.engineeringAstroX: https://www.angkasawan.org.myEmail Dr Faiz: [email protected] Faiz’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gofaiz  Register for Sustainable Gateways: https://catalystnow.net/events/sustainable-gateways-connecting-taiwan-asean-and-beyond-for-impact/Creating positive change, one episode at a time.This show is sponsored by Faiz Space Foundation. https://faizspace.org

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