Isabelle Metz
About Isabelle Metz
Isabelle Metz is a Coordinator at the NBA with a background in creative and analytical roles within the Sports and Entertainment industries.
Title at NBA
Isabelle Metz has been working as a Coordinator at the National Basketball Association (NBA) since 2018. Based in New York, New York, United States, she has accumulated extensive experience in various facets of her role.
Previous Experience at Wasserman
In 2018, Isabelle Metz held two internship positions at Wasserman in Los Angeles, California, United States. She served as a Brand Projects Intern for two months, followed by a Marketing Services Intern role for another two months, gaining valuable insights into brand strategy and marketing services.
Internships with St. Louis Cardinals
Isabelle Metz gained notable experience with the St. Louis Cardinals in 2018 and 2017. She worked as a Publications Intern for four months and a Special Events Intern for another four months, honing her skills in project management associated with sports events and publications.
Early Career and Internships
Isabelle Metz has also worked with the Houston Astros as an SBI Intern for two months in Houston, Texas, United States, in 2017. Her other roles include being a Public Art Intern at Project Row Houses for one month in 2016 and a Historical Guide and Visitor Services Representative at Nantucket Historical Association for three months in 2015.
Education at Washington University
Isabelle Metz studied at Washington University in St. Louis, achieving a Bachelor's degree in Art History from 2014 to 2018. This academic background laid the foundation for her diverse career in the Sports and Entertainment industries.
Skills and Expertise
Isabelle Metz possesses extensive skills in team and brand strategy, problem analysis, and developing creative marketing strategies. Her strong background in project management, leadership, valuation, and measurement work underlines her competence in both creative and analytical roles in the Sports and Entertainment industries.