Dan’s entrepreneurial success can be attributed to his ability to deliver impactful financial results for his physician practices and his reputation for building integrity based business relationships. As a Vice President for Dolphin Medical, a national cancer center owner and developer, he oversaw distressed centers to profitability resulting in a 400% return on investment. Prior to Dolphin, he served as Vice President for Beverly Enterprises, a $2.5 Billion operator and owner of skilled nursing homes and home health services, where he was responsible for $100 million in operations.

Dan has repeatedly been recognized as a community leader. As the Vice President of the Cheatham County Business Political Action Committee, Dan is the Director of Cheatham Vision, an initiative by the Joint Economic and Community Evolution Board, the Board of Directors of the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce, and local business leaders. Through the Cheatham Vision Council, the group has developed a three-year economic, business and workforce plan. He formerly served on the board of trustees for Tristar Ashland City Medical Center, a member of the TriStar Health System and federally designated Critical Access Hospital (CAH) designed to ensure rural populations have access to excellent local hospital care.

Dan has been recognized by the American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology as a key supporter; ASTRO serves as the leading professional society for the field of radiation oncology. He has served as an advisor for investment firms interested in the radiation oncology market space, and sits on the Radiation Oncology Institute Board. Dan Moore holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business and Mathematics from Trevecca Nazarene University.