Dr Daniel Moorer

Moorer serves as CEO for Wacari Group in Boulder, a provider of advanced engineering and scientific software. With extensive expertise in aerospace engineering and project management, Moorer brings a wealth of experience to his position.

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Early Life and Education

Dr. Moorer became the first African-American medical doctor in Orangeburg after completing his studies at Meharry. Upon returning home he established his practice on Amelia Street.

His dedication to his patients and Orangeburg during this era of segregation was unparalleled; he would often visit them without compensation to ensure their wellbeing.

Moorer is currently working on her next musical venture: MARROW, an ambitious collaborative concept jazz album produced by London-based Troy Miller (Gregory Porter, Jacob Collier, Laura Mvula and Jamie Cullum among many other musicians). This album blends eclectic melodies with piano as well as folk and chamber elements into complex rhythmic textures resulting in profound complexity – set for release sometime around 2022.

Professional Career

Moorer won 34 fights during his professional career, including 17 world title bouts across two weight divisions. Beginning as a light middleweight and becoming the first southpaw ever to capture WBO world heavyweight supremacy – these were highlights in Moorer’s impressive resume.

Moorer won his light heavyweight championship after defeating Ramzi Hassan via fifth round TKO and retained it nine times over two years. In 1991, Moorer moved up to heavyweight, dominating competition before facing Bert Cooper for the vacant heavyweight belt in 1992 and emerging victorious after both fighters were knocked down during an exciting slugfest battle that both fighters were knocked out during.

Moorer parted ways with trainer Emanuel Steward following the fight with Cooper and joined Lou Duva’s team for three subsequent fights, training under Georgie Benton.

Achievement and Honors

Moorer earned three All-Big East selections and two Clancy A. Herbst Student-Athlete Achievement Awards – awarded to student athletes who demonstrate academic and emotional strength to excel both academically and athletically while competing athletically. Moorer was also highly involved in his community service efforts by serving on the boards for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flint and Genesee County, CVF Credit Union, Habitat for Humanity Detroit as well as starting Wacari Group as a product development firm.

Personal Life

During the summer of 1942, he served temporarily on the staff of Commander Air Force Atlantic Fleet as mining observer before returning to Bombing Squadron ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO where he served until March 1944 in this same capacity.

Moorer had many girlfriends throughout his life and was close with many members of his family. He enjoyed fishing, cooking and grilling as well as playing the saxophone.

In 1975, he performed as a backing vocalist on Bo Diddley’s rock album The 20th Anniversary of Rock & Roll All-Stars. Outside his professional life, he enjoyed basketball and church attendance while also taking great pleasure from card and poker games with friends.

Net Worth

Moore is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and author who has made his fortune through publishing books about globalization, capitalism, gun laws, healthcare and diet issues. He has won multiple awards for his works as well as predicted Donald Trump’s rise and warned about his presidency.

His movies have been widely acclaimed by both critics and audiences alike, winning numerous awards for his work and earning him recognition as one of the greatest directors ever. A very talented individual with vast filmmaking potential, he has amassed huge wealth from his filmmaking endeavors over his career thus becoming one of the richest people on earth.