Isabella Camacho Melo

About Isabella Camacho Melo

Always seek to be interested over interesting.” - Rev. Peter M. McCormick, C.S.C.During my last year as an undergraduate student at the University of Notre Dame, Father Pete mentioned the quote above as a part of a very interesting conversation. Ever since he brought this to my attention, I have not stopped thinking about the importance of that brief sentence in all aspects of one’s life, especially in the professional environment. I have always considered myself to be a curious individual, with a passion for learning and understanding what seems challenging at first glance (or second, or third…). Asking the right questions, working with the right people, and acknowledging there is great wisdom to learn from those who surround us, should not be taken lightly. I\'ve had the privilege of witnessing how this mentality introduces one to many opportunities. Other than being the curious woman I describe myself to be, I am dual-citizen as a Colombian-born and raised individual and U.S. citizen. After high school, I pursued my undergraduate studies at the University of Notre Dame, where I graduated with a dual degree in Marketing and Philosophy. During my 4 years at college, I was exposed to different companies as I completed internships every year starting the summer after my freshman year at college. I’ve worked in a variety of industries including an e-commerce fashion company, a women-led organization with great efforts to close the inequality gap in my home country, a wellness and health services company, and a creative services company. While the majority of my roles have been in marketing departments, the exposure to different industries has been truly rewarding and inspirational. These experiences all led me to my first job out of college at a financial tech company, where learning was abundant. Now, I am working at Coty as a Brand Manager for Chloe, Davidoff, and Escada.I am extremely passionate about creative projects, where I can use my communication, analytical, and design skills among others. I once heard in a podcast something that to me translates to the following sentence.\"Discipline creates the skills that will make you thrive.\" Although we all possess unique skill sets, I think it is important to acknowledge the importance of adapting, learning, and implementing. For example, no one is born an expert at time management, but life quickly exposes us to the importance of doing so until we master the craft. With that in mind, I strongly believe in the power of problem-solving to develop, nourish, or evolve different skill sets.

Experience

1. Brand Manager for Chloe, Davidoff, & Escada

   Coty

   Jan 2026 — Present · Miami, FL, US

Education

• University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business

  Bachelor's degree, Marketing

  2018 — 2022

• University of Notre Dame

  Majors in Marketing & Philosophy, Business, Philosophy

  2018 — 2022

• Savannah College of Art and Design

  Summer Program, Design Management

  2016 — 2016