Dan Wall is currently the Chief Sacramento Lobbyist for the County of Los Angeles, and he has worked in and around California State Government for the last 32 years. His Sacramento resume includes time at the State Department of Social Services, the Employment Development Department, the Senate Committee on Finance, the California State Association of Counties and the Office of Assembly Speaker Herb Wesson, Jr. Academically, Dan has a BA in Economics from St. Mary’s College in Moraga, California and an MA in Economics from San Francisco State University.

Dan was raised in San Francisco, and he and his wife, Janet, have lived in Sacramento since 1973. They have five grown children: Erin, Amy, Laura, Mary and Tom. In addition to his family, Dan's interests include being a huge fan of music and radio (as far back as he can remember), a tolerable cook (especially Italian), a fair rhythm guitarist, a 'professional' sushi junkie and a devoted (but mediocre) golfer.

Dan’s past community involvement included 13 years of service on the Board of Directors of the Sacramento Division of the American Heart Association (with one year as Chair) and six years as a member of the Board of Directors of the Greater Capital Division of the March of Dimes. In addition to KVMR, he is currently serving on the Boards of Directors of the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra (seven years) and the Sacramento Division of the YMCA (two years).