Dan Isett

Director of Communications and Policy, Parents Television Council

As Director of Communications and Policy for the Parents Television Council, Dan Isett communicates the mission and message of the PTC to the American public and advances the PTC’s mission to government officials, including the Federal Communications Commission. In addition, Mr. Isett is responsible for promoting PTC’s goals with allied organizations including family and parent organizations, media reform groups, entertainment industry representatives and trade groups involved in media and decency issues in Washington, DC and around the country. Mr. Isett is also responsible for the PTC’s social media efforts and is editor of the PTC’s blog, the TV Watchdog.<br /> <br /> Mr. Isett is an expert on children’s education and has extensive government relations experience, having served as director of external affairs for The Center for Education Reform and executive director of the Texas Home School Coalition. Also prior to joining the PTC, he was chairman of the Lubbock County Republican Party in Texas. Mr. Isett has been a guest on a variety of television and radio talk shows and has been quoted in publications such as the Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Dallas Morning News, Philadelphia Inquirer, San Francisco Chronicle, U.S. News &amp; World Report, The Hill, Roll Call, Associated Press, Bloomberg News, Reuters, Education Week, Congressional Quarterly, Broadcasting &amp; Cable.<br /> <br /> He is a graduate of Texas Tech University and has a degree in History and Mass Communications. Mr. Isett is a native of Lubbock, Texas, and currently resides in Alexandria, Virginia.