- Daniel Imperato has selflessly dedicated his time to the African Center Foundation, a United Nations NGO (Non-Governmental Organization), where he has served as a trustee and Head of the Palm Beach Branch.

- Daniel Imperato is a Papal Knight and also a Knight of Malta.

- Daniel Imperato is also a knight of the Orden Bonaria, and also serves as the organization's United Nations representative.

- Daniel Imperato has consulted for Fortune 500 corporations.

- Daniel Imperato was awarded a Ronald Reagan Gold Medal.

- Daniel Imperato was a semi-professional hockey player.

- In 2004, Daniel Imperato was named Honorary Chairman of the NRCC (National Republican Congregational Committee), Business Advisory Council, composed of top business people from around the country.

- Daniel Imperato is the Leading Independent Presidential Candidate on many online sites including, The Next Prez, http://thenextprez.blogspot.com, one of the US's most visited political blogs regarding the 2008 Presidential Election.

- Daniel Imperato began his business career in 1977, and focused in manufacturing facilities in Israel through adapting them to the global marketplace and brought financing to the factories for global expansion.

- In his last business venture, Daniel Imperato was in the process of organizing a global sub-sea fiber-optic telecommunications cable network linking 70 countries together, with offices in London, Spain, Italy, U.A.E., Hong Kong, Singapore, Chile, Brazil, Palm Beach, Washington, and New York.

- Daniel Imperato was recently ordained as a chaplain for the Latin/African American Chaplains Association.

- Daniel Imperato has over 30 years of experience in global business, planning, and development with personal relationships at high levels around the world.

- Daniel Imperato has orchestrated real state development around the world ranging from commercial office buildings, sports arenas, entertainment facilities and shopping malls.

- Daniel mentors youth who wishes to become successful in life, business, and personal ethics.