Noah Isaacs is a seasoned public service professional with a broad experience in non-profit and government program management, policy analysis, community organizing, and evaluation. He is a graduate of the prestigious New York University's Wagner School of Public Service, where he obtained his Master's degree in Public Administration, with a health policy analysis focus. Before that, he graduated from Wesleyan University with a degree in English.

Noah has held important leadership roles, including Senior Director and Director of the Office of Behavioral Health at NYC Health + Hospitals, where he managed the seamless transition to managed care for the Institute for Community Living, a top mental health and community service non-profit based in New York City. He had previously worked as a Legislative Aide for NYC Council Speaker Christine Quinn, providing leadership in a community health needs assessment after the closure of St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan.

Apart from his public service career, Noah has also worked as a strategist, consultant, book review editor, and project manager at leading organizations, such as Grassroot Soccer, Bronx Community Health Network, and Imperative. His vast experience in the public and private sectors demonstrates his exceptional leadership, project management, and team-building skills.

Overall, Noah is an accomplished public service leader and an expert in health policy analysis with a passion for community organizing and non-profit program management.