About

My Story

I’ll start my story at age 10.

I was so bored with elementary school, so my parents let me skip Grade 6.

It was my very first step outside my comfort zone. Now I can understand why most people don’t like pushing their own limits because it is uncomfortable.

I remember having to work hard to keep up, not having all the answers. But I also remember an insatiable curiosity to learn more, to do better and to make a difference in the world.

Some might say that my early experience set in motion a recurring pattern throughout my life. How else to explain that I repeatedly sought out meaningful work and ways of serving others, very often taking on challenges most people would turn away from?

Working and volunteering over the years in global, financial, healthcare, and non-profit organizations, it has been through times of transformation and difficult change that I have done my best work.

A lifelong learner, I’ve been fortunate to serve others using my training in foreign languages, marketing, business administration, and certifications and ongoing professional development in financial services, digital marketing and governance.

Throughout my career I have been fortunate to lead teams of amazing, multi-talented people in the Caribbean and North America. I’ve learned so much from my colleagues and attribute much of my success to teamwork.

Visit my LinkedIn page for a more details on my professional profile.

Vision. Mission. Purpose.

Deeply committed to the Christian tradition of spirituality, I define myself as an eternal, evolving spirit, having a purposeful, earthly experience.
Camille N. Isaacs-Morell

I have a vision of a world in which all people have the opportunity to become the best version of themselves. It concerns me that too many people and organizations are struggling even though success is within their reach. Using my talents to enable people and businesses be better and do better is my mission and gives meaning to my life.

Guided by the principle that everything I do must contribute to my well-being and the greater good of the world, my daily mantra is: See the BIG picture. Focus on what’s important.