About Isaac Park

Isaac joins the Anderson-Ehrmann Team as Team Coordinator and Marketing Manager with nearly a decade of experience in media, advertising, and operations. A Columbia University graduate and 13-year resident of New York, he has long been interested in the city’s architecture and real estate industry. He is excited to bring his branding, writing, and strategic skills to one of the top real estate teams in New York City and the nation.

Isaac began his career at PBS for the documentary series POV, spearheading marketing and publicity efforts for a wide cast of independent filmmakers. Over four years, he worked as an event producer, project manager, and strategist on over 40 films, including the Oscar-nominated Minding the Gap, as well as the biopic Bill Nye: Science Guy, for which he led publicity efforts with the filmmaking team and media personality Bill Nye.

Projects Isaac helped lead required engaging a wide range of audiences and advocacy groups. He worked with then-writer and current-Maryland Governor Wes Moore and the Obama Administration’s My Brother’s Keeper education initiative to highlight challenges and solutions to Black men’s college completion for the film All the Difference. This included a screening at the White House, a satellite radio tour reaching 12.5 million listeners, and a media conference with TV journalists in Los Angeles. 

Long-term operations and production projects at PBS included a website redesign, an expansion of the show’s socials, and newsletter strategy that helped increase post-broadcast audiences. 

Isaac has also worked in commercial media as a copywriter, mainly with clients in energy, manufacturing, and enterprise technology. Building relationships with engineers, technology officers, and scientists, he helped translate and distill complex subject matter and policy into consumable, engaging content.  In addition to his creative role pitching content pieces, he led project management initiatives that made teams more productive, helping one team of over 30 people across three continents double output while tripling engagement. 

Currently living in Williamsburg, Isaac is originally from Chicago, Illinois. Having moved to New York to attend Columbia University, he was immediately drawn to the dynamism of the city’s cultural communities. He is passionately interested in the city’s history and current urban development, with an eye toward its future in continuing to draw the world’s brightest and most creative minds. As he helps shepherd deals and leads the Anderson-Ehrmann Team’s marketing efforts, he sees firsthand that at the foundation of that future are the people who live and invest here, from the city they call home.