Daniella Bonanno serves as the Vice President of Legal Services & Risk for Flight Centre Travel Group in the Americas, bringing over 20 years of extensive legal expertise to the role. With a robust background in international private practice and in-house leadership across diverse sectors...
Daniella Bonanno serves as the Vice President of Legal Services & Risk for Flight Centre Travel Group in the Americas, bringing over 20 years of extensive legal expertise to the role. With a robust background in international private practice and in-house leadership across diverse sectors such as travel, retail, and technology, Daniella has established herself as a formidable legal executive adept at navigating complex legal landscapes. Her current responsibilities encompass overseeing cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A), where she has demonstrated exceptional skill in drafting and negotiating transaction documents. Notably, during the unprecedented challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, she successfully led the acquisition of a technology company, completing the entire process—from due diligence to execution of transaction documents—in just six weeks.
Daniella's strategic approach to legal services is underscored by her ability to develop business strategies that align with corporate objectives while mitigating risks. Her expertise spans various critical areas, including corporate law, intellectual property, labor and employment law, and competition law, making her a key advisor to senior executive management. She has a proven track record of negotiating favorable settlements and managing litigation, ensuring that the global interests of the company are robustly defended. Daniella's commitment to strategic planning and her adeptness in commercial litigation further enhance her role, positioning her as a vital asset to Flight Centre Travel Group as it navigates the evolving travel landscape in the Americas. Through her leadership, she continues to foster a culture of compliance and risk management, ensuring that the organization remains agile and resilient in a competitive market.
