Axel holds a BBA, an MBA, and MEng in Supply Chain Mgmt. from MIT. While serving as Head of Supply Chain Mgmt. at Heyday, Axel was faced with the need to find great people, and lacking HR support to do so, he set out to build the Supply Chain and Data Science teams himself. With his background in data science, he turned to reading peer-reviewed research papers first to figure out how, and was struck by the massive gap between what science indicated was an ideal approach and common business practices. After redesigning the processes for Heyday and other companies internally, he was asked to help in recruiting efforts by other executives in his network... and in that organic fashion R-DTS started taking form. That foundational ethos of science-backed methodologies and data-science enabled processes is what guides us today.

Daniel Russo, PhD, serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Planning and Public Policies at UNLa and as an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). With a distinguished career, he previously held the role of national director of SEDRONAR. Author of the book "Enforcing the Care" (2020), Daniel has contributed extensively to publications across various fields, including autism and personality disorders. His expertise in these areas, particularly in the application of empathy and systematization quotient tests developed at Cambridge University, provides him with unique insights applicable to understanding how different personalities and problem-solving approaches can find niche markets. Daniel is our resident expert in the science of performance prediction. Under his guidance, our methodology and processes are continuously refined and advanced.

Alan, a lawyer and psychologist with over a decade of litigation experience, specializes in witness examination during testimonial hearings. His practice integrates deep knowledge of memory, cognitive processes, and personality differences to enhance legal strategies. Recognizing the critical need for a nuanced approach to witness testimony, Alan pursued psychology studies focused on memory and cognition. As a consultant, he developed frameworks combining the Big Five, HEXACO Model, and Dark Triad Model to select jurors effectively, ensuring informed decisions. Alan's dedication to providing scientifically-informed solutions led him to join R-DTS, where he continues to innovate at the intersection of law and psychology.