Isabelle refuses to be confined to just one discipline. She is a multitasking maven, a brand strategist, a multimedia storyteller, an amateur creative director, a spreadsheet wizard, a jigsaw puzzle aficionado and an aspiring agent for change.

Her innovative, data-driven solutions have transformed iconic brands and legacy institutions at critical moments in their evolution, sparking national conversations and even catching the attention of a certain former president.

She is inspired by those with big ideas on the things that matter and driving positive change at the intersection of product, culture and values. She's a fierce advocate for climate action, gender equity and social sustainability, and truly believes that the best solutions come from taking a multidisciplinary approach.


Freelance

2022 – present

Marketing Strategy Consultant

Helping small businesses tell their story. Clients have included a clubhouse combating loneliness in older adults, two best friends reinventing the camp towel and a handful of independent musicians.

AMC Networks

2019 – 2022

Senior Product Manager, Consumer Products

Ushered the linear TV network into the D2C space, from synthesizing requirements through build delivery of its new flagship product AMC+, which insists “less is more”, addressing user pain points and challenging an industry that favors the endless scroll.

The New York Times

2016 – 2019

Brand Marketing Manager

Served as creative steward with in-house and agency teams, from defining the strategic platform through tactical execution of multi-channel campaigns across the full consumer lifecycle for the world’s leader in independent, original journalism.

Campari America

2013 – 2016

Global Marketing Specialist

Shepherded the identity evolution of SKYY, the leading premium American-made vodka, and other white spirit brands for the global millennial consumer, including the overhaul of core brand assets and launch of innovative products in emerging markets.

Pomona College

B.A. with Distinction, Mathematical Economics