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| Daniel Schwarz |
Daniel Schwarz, who was strategic communications director for the House Judiciary Committee during the inquiry into the impeachment of Donald Trump, has joined Hill+Knowlton Strategies as senior VP for its US public affairs practice.
He handled communications planning, messaging and strategy for the Committee under the leadership of chairman Congressman Jerry Nadler (D-Manhattan/Brooklyn).
Since 2015, Schwarz has worked as communications director for Nadler, who also sits on the Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, handling day-to-day communications, as well as foreign policy and Jewish affairs covering the New York and DC media markets.
He also did a stint as advance lead for Hillary for America.
Richard Millar, H+K global president/CEO for the Americas, expects clients to benefit from Schwarz’s “unique analysis and insights covering legislative, regulatory, and political issues of significance.”
WPP owns H+K.
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