Danielle Di Vecchio is the Founder and President of Biscotti di Vecchio, Inc., an artisanal biscotti brand that became a success in New York City, as well as the creative force behind Sweet Alice Cookie Co, a custom cookie company specializing in edible image/logo cookies, which was launched in 2018. Before entering the world of food entrepreneurship, Danielle honed her skills in finance, non-profits, and executive search, working as a communicator, researcher, and creative consultant.

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Today, she runs a private practice as a Daily Money Manager, helping individuals, families, and small businesses stay on top of their finances. A member of the American Association of Daily Money Managers (AADMM), she assists with everything from bills and budgets to account reconciliations. Whether working one-on-one, remotely or alongside family members, Danielle’s goal is to provide peace of mind by ensuring that financial matters are handled with care and attention to detail.

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What sets Danielle apart is not just her ability to organize finances, but her dedication to empowering clients to take control of their financial lives. Life changes like divorce, retirement, or family obligations can be overwhelming, and Danielle offers her expertise to make the process smoother, less stressful, and easier to navigate.

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With over 10 years of experience as an entrepreneur in the artisanal food industry, Danielle understands what it takes to run a successful business. She’s proud to have placed her products in high-end stores like Bloomingdale’s, Union Markets, and Gourmet Garage. Known for her creativity and results-driven mindset, Danielle excels in project management, financial planning, and clear communication.

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As a Daily Money Manager, she also helps small businesses and non-profits by managing their financial day-to-day—accounts receivable/payable, client/vendor relationships, and banking—so owners can focus on what they do best: growing their business and pursuing their personal goals.

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On a Personal Note
Having spent years as a professional actress in New York City, Danielle knows the anxiety that comes with fluctuating income and the importance of sticking to a budget that allows for both stability and fulfillment. This experience gave her a deep understanding of the emotional side of managing money, especially when life feels unpredictable.

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A particularly profound turning point came when Danielle’s father fell ill at age 87. For six months, she and her family navigated the maze of eldercare, insurance claims, and hospice care. It was an overwhelming experience that taught her firsthand how important it is to have financial systems in place, not only for day-to-day expenses but for the unpredictable challenges life can bring.

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It was this experience that inspired her to help others find clarity and calm in their financial lives, whether they’re dealing with life’s transitions on their own or with family members. Danielle’s goal is to help people find a sense of security and serenity, knowing their financial matters are handled with care, discretion, and trust.

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Danielle believes that financial organization is key to a peaceful mind and a happy, extraordinary life. She’s passionate about helping others achieve this balance for themselves and their loved ones.

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