Daniella Isaacs

Supportive Marketing Intern talented in helping devise innovative solutions to unexpected challenges. Creative market strategist focused on enhancing business and meeting customer goals. Promotes business development through savvy product promotion and data-driven approaches.

Pink Out – September 2021 | October 2021

Assisted in organizing an event to raise funds for breast cancer research. Helped design and procure t-shirts, which were sold out in a matter of days.

CIT | July 2021
Camp Innabah – Pottstown, PA
Grade 11 | 162 Hrs/week
Worked in the Children's Hilltop Camp. Due to a shortage of counselors, we were given many of the supervising responsibilities for a counselor. Duties and responsibilities included ensuring Covid protocols were maintained, safety oversight for such activities as swimming & hiking, assisting and teaching various crafts, organizing group activities and participation in Bible study

Counselor | July 2019, Jun 2021
Camp Innabah – Pottstown, PA
Grade 11 | 192 Hrs/Week
Counselor/CIT at Camp Innabah (Jun 2021). Selected to work with the “Challenge Camp”, for which is a camp for Special Needs Adults. Oversaw and assisted the campers in participating all camp activities including, swimming, canoeing, hiking, arts and crafts, Bible Study and all group activities .

Gratitude Grahams (School Based) | October 2020 – January 2021

IB CAS Project

Grade 11 | Total Hours: 16

Project started during the pandemic to spread gratitude and remind others of positivity during those hard times. Created posters and decorated hallways to help elevate the mood of the school and lift spirits. Enabled students to send each other positive anonymous messages, for a small donation. All funds went to the “Make-a-Wish Foundation”.

Assistant Coach | February 2020 – June 2021

Long Beach St. Mary's CYO

Grade 10 | 4Hrs/Week

Worked as an assistant coach for two 6th grade CYO volleyball teams

Operation Gratitude (School Based) | Dec 2020
Letters to the Military
Grade 11 | Total Hours: 6
Wrote letters to deployed soldiers, veterans and first responders. This was in tribute to my paternal grandfather was a Veteran of World War II. He eventually became a well-known and respected physician.