Isabella Murray

Completed training in financial modeling, business communication, and leadership development while engaging in mentorship and networking with industry professionals.

Collaborate with peers to deepen finance knowledge and present technical recruitment concepts including accounting, LBO, DCF, and valuation models.

Managed a $15,000 budget, oversaw financial transactions and reporting, authored grant applications, and implemented budget adjustments that secured a 6% budget increase.

Built a social network database to streamline alumni-current student communication and collaborated on magazine content changes that increased recent graduate subscriptions by 10%.

Analyzed fund structures and produced valuation-driven equity investment theses, presented strategic recommendations to senior executives, and prepared marketing materials and company profiles to expand the M&A pipeline.

Managed client accounts for attorneys and paralegals, drafted and reviewed legal documents with financial analysis, and directed client-facing operations contributing to a 30% increase in client base.

Researched socioeconomic factors affecting family financial stability, drafted policy proposals to improve outcomes, and increased community outreach through plain-language translations and social media posts reaching ~2,000 followers.

Conducted research on private credit markets, analyzed risk factors across corporate and real estate assets, and synthesized financial data into reports to support investment decisions.

Grade: 3.55/4.00

Activities and societies: Stanford Women in Finance (active member), Chief Financial Officer of Innovative Styles Dance, Stanford Alumni Association Community Ambassador, SEO Edge participant.

Pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with a Minor in Anthropology; coursework includes Applied Econometrics, Calculus II, Economic Analysis I & II, and Introduction to Statistical Methods for Social Scientists. Cumulative GPA: 3.55/4.00.