Isaac Skenazy
About Isaac Skenazy
Isaac Skenazy serves as a Program Coordinator for Data & Reporting at Yale University and has experience in data management at ESPN. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Sport Management and has developed skills in SQL, Tableau, and Excel.
Work at Yale University
Isaac Skenazy serves as the Program Coordinator for Data & Reporting at Yale University since 2023. In this role, he is responsible for managing data-related tasks and reporting functions that support the university's initiatives. His contributions include drafting templates with merge fields for customized text and email solicitations, which enhance communication strategies. Skenazy's efforts in data management aim to improve engagement and fundraising outcomes for the institution.
Current Role at ESPN
Since 2022, Isaac Skenazy has been working at ESPN as a Parab & Skilled Utility (Over-Under Pro) in the Northeast USA. In this position, he utilizes his skills in data analysis and reporting to support various projects within the organization. His role involves leveraging data to inform decision-making processes and enhance operational efficiency.
Education and Expertise
Isaac Skenazy earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Sport Management from the State University of New York Cortland, studying from 2016 to 2021. He further developed his data skills by completing a certificate program in SQL, Tableau, and Excel at NYIM Professional Development from 2022 to 2023. Additionally, he participated in semester exchange programs at the City University of Hong Kong and the University of Ghana, focusing on Sport Management.
Professional Experience
Before his current roles, Isaac Skenazy worked at Cresco Labs as a Cultivation employee with data responsibilities for five months in 2022. He also served as a Dispensary Associate at Curaleaf from 2020 to 2022. In these positions, he gained experience in data handling and reporting, contributing to operational processes within the cannabis industry.
Achievements in Data Reporting
Isaac Skenazy has demonstrated significant achievements in data reporting and fundraising. He increased Phone Program dollar and donor totals by 19% and 25% respectively through improved segmentation and reporting. He built over 20 queries to report on Annual Fund performance, which facilitated the generation of customized solicitation pools. Additionally, he created original quarterly reports and projections for Graduate School recurring gifts.