Daniela Trejo
About Daniela Trejo
Daniela Trejo is a Sales Development Representative with a diverse background in sales and education, holding dual degrees in Spanish Language and Literature and Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences from the University of Houston. Her bilingual proficiency and experience in various roles, including talent coordination and inside sales, enable her to effectively engage with a wide range of clients.
Current Role at ClassPass
Daniela Trejo currently serves as a Sales Development Representative at ClassPass. She has been in this role since 2023 and works remotely. In her position, she engages with potential clients, leveraging her sales skills and background to drive business growth.
Previous Experience in Sales and Education
Before joining ClassPass, Daniela held various positions that contributed to her expertise in sales and education. She worked as an Inside Sales Executive at RWS IP Services for 8 months in 2023. Prior to that, she was a Talent Coordinator at Kokua Education from 2022 to 2023, and she also served as an Inside Sales Support at QIAGEN for 3 months in 2022.
Educational Background and Dual Degrees
Daniela Trejo studied at the University of Houston, where she earned dual degrees in Spanish Language and Literature (Bachelor of Arts) and Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences (Bachelor of Science). This diverse educational background equips her with a strong foundation in both scientific and language studies, enhancing her capabilities in sales.
Bilingual Proficiency and Communication Skills
Daniela possesses bilingual proficiency, which allows her to effectively communicate with a diverse range of stakeholders. Her ability to engage with Spanish-speaking clients is a significant asset in her sales development role, enabling her to connect with a broader audience.
Early Career and Academic Involvement
Daniela's early career included various roles that supported her academic pursuits. She worked as a STEM Tutor and a Summer Bridge Program Scholar at the University of Houston, and she also participated in research programs. These experiences provided her with valuable skills and insights that contribute to her professional development.