Daniel Roberti

Daniel Roberti is the Vice President of Communications and Digital at the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).3 In this role, he is responsible for overseeing all communications functions, including public relations, strategic communications, and digital strategy for the organization.3

Background and Education

Roberti has a diverse background that includes:

• Education at Jesuit institutions: He attended Fairfield Prep School and Loyola University in New Orleans, where he earned a master's degree in pastoral studies.1
• Post-graduate experience: After college, he spent a year working at a shelter in Spokane, Washington.1

Career Highlights

• Hurricane Katrina relief efforts: While at Loyola, Roberti worked with political consultant James Carville on relief efforts following Hurricane Katrina.1
• Political campaign: In 2012, Roberti ran as a candidate in a Democratic congressional primary in Connecticut.1
• ADL leadership: Currently serves as a key member of the ADL's senior leadership team, focusing on communications and digital strategies.23

Personal Life

• Family background: Roberti comes from a divorced family. His mother, Kathleen Lenihan, raised him and his brother on a schoolteacher's salary in Westport, Connecticut.1
• Father: His father is Vin Roberti, a Washington power broker and lobbyist.1
• Marriage: Daniel Roberti married Hilary Elizabeth Lister on April 1, 2017, at St. Mary's Church in New Orleans.4

Daniel Roberti's diverse experiences in education, social work, politics, and now communications have shaped his career path to his current leadership role at the Anti-Defamation League.