Alberto da Verona

Alberto da Verona was a Lombard nobleman of Negroponte, a son of Giberto da Verona, one of the three original triarchs. In the Venetian partition of 1216/17, the central triarchy was split between Alberto and his brother Guglielmo I, each holding a sixth of Euboea.

He died no later than 1255, and Guglielmo inherited his share before passing it to Alberto's son Grapello. In 1256, after the Lombard barons repudiated their prince, Grapello was named triarch in his place.