Adam oversees day-to day management of Ludus, as well as new business development opportunities and overall Ludus strategy.

		"Every day gives me the opportunity to interact with a unique person or situation...that's what's great about my job." Adam earned his Bachelor of Arts Cum Laude in Journalism (Advertising & Public Relations) and Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Arkansas in 2000.

Adam attended Arkansas on a track and field scholarship. While competing for the perennial powerhouse, Adam earned five NCAA All American Awards was a two-time Southeastern Conference Champion (10,000 meters). He was a part of nine (9) NCAA National Championship teams. At Arkansas, Dailey was the third fastest Razorback ever at 10,000 meters (28:34). In 2000, Dailey ran the 12th fastest time in the United States over 10,000 meters, in the process qualifying for the U.S. Olympic Trials. He competed in the Trials in Sacramento, California, running both the 5,000 (13:54) and 10,000.

After the Trials, Adam and wife Jessica moved to Barcelona, Spain. Adam was a Sr. Account Executive at MotoGP, where he was able to travel extensively throughout the world. In 2002, Adam moved back to the USA to become the Director of Business Development for RunTex.

In 2003, Dailey left RunTex in order to create LUDUS with Jessica. They spent most of 2004 based in Athens, Greece, where they coordinated Olympic tours and assisted over 100 Olympic families during August 2004. They spent the all of 2005 in Torino, Italy, where Ludus hosted over 2,000 clients during the Turin Winter Olympics. Since then, Adam lived in Germany and back in Barcelona for a year. He now resides back in Vancouver, Canada, where he and Jessica are raising their daughter Chiara Shay.

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