Diana B. Roberts Honored as Pinnacle Member by The Inner Circle of Excellence

Celebrating Diana B. Roberts: A Pinnacle Professional Member

Diana B. Roberts, a distinguished figure in the realm of philanthropy and literature, has been prominently acknowledged by The Inner Circle as a Pinnacle Professional Member in its esteemed Inner Circle of Excellence. This recognition highlights her remarkable contributions to fundraising and her literary endeavors, which have inspired countless individuals and communities alike.

A Legacy of Dedication and Leadership

With over four decades of dedicated service in institutional advancement and leadership, Roberts has significantly shaped the landscape of non-profit organizations. A graduate of Drake University, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communications, Roberts continued her academic journey at prestigious institutions like Hunter College and Simmons University. Roberts' professional journey commenced in the late 1960s when she served in the Peace Corps in Tunisia, marking the beginning of her lifelong commitment to public service.

As a crucial player in various high-profile fundraising initiatives, including a pivotal $30 million capital campaign for the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Roberts has demonstrated a strategic, mission-driven approach to support key cultural institutions. She has held senior fundraising positions at notable organizations such as Milton Academy and Boston Medical Center, further showcasing her expertise.

Authoring Change Through Storytelling

Beyond her professional achievements, Diana B. Roberts is also an accomplished author, known for her memoir and biographical novels, including Farrago: A Memoir of Markie and Me and Spare Parts: A Rollicking Ride through the Late 60s and 70s. These works, rich in humor and historical context, reflect her life’s journey and observations, allowing readers to connect with her experiences. Her writing has not only earned her media appearances on platforms like This Week in America, but she is also in the process of developing a fourth novel centered around a carnival theme, with aspirations of adapting her works for the big screen.

Community Engagement and Recognition

Roberts is actively involved in her community, being a member of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts and the Vincent Club of Boston at Massachusetts General Hospital. Her philanthropic efforts have been acknowledged with honors such as being named a