Eli Schoenfeld

LALC is a 50+ analyst equity research platform dedicated to uncovering undervalued public companies of varying sizes through evidence-based analysis and direct engagement with management teams.

- Participated in high-level client calls with major pharmaceutical and biotech companis, including Kamada Health, Pfizer, and Kedrion Biopharma, gaining insight into agency-client collaboration and strategic planning - Supported business development efforts by researching prospective clients and presenting findings to internal teams to identify potential alignment with Rarity’s capabilities - Assisted with developing strategic recommendations for both prospective and current clients, helping inform decisions around market positioning, channel selection, and communications planning - Contributed to internal positioning projects by analyzing competitive landscapes and assessing market opportunities for key healthcare brands - Assisted in reviewing campaign performance metrics and reporting results across client initiatives to evaluate effectiveness and optimize future strategy - Gained exposure to agency operations across departments including account management, finance, event planning, creative, and media - Analyzed current trends in pharma advertising and digital outreach as they relate to both current and prospective clients

- Built a strategic plan for PULSE for Bleeders (Promoting Unity, Leadership, and Support for Empowerment), which serves as a branch under the New York City Hemophilia Chapter, and facilitated its launch - Created a presentation that was delivered to the Board of Directors and ultimately led to their endorsement of the program - Recruited a diverse range of individuals affected by bleeding disorders from ages 13-19 - Identified fellow leaders and established a working committee - Organized weekly meetings with the Executive Director of the Chapter and committee members with the intention of coordinating the program's ultimate execution and ensuring sustainability

- Honorary Orator (2022): Selected to make a speech at the Annual New York City Hemophilia Chapter Walk - Formulated and led "The Schoeny Crew," a team advocating for bleeding disorders, raising a total of $75,000 between the annual Hemophilia Walks and Galas - Panelist at 2024 Education Day - Advocator and aid to those with the bleeding disorder, hemophilia, gathering individuals, including those of young age, to participate and support the cause - Planned gatherings for both children and teenagers - Attended the TORCH (Teen Opportunities and Resource for Community Health) Retreat for two consecutive years, where I facilitated teenage independent discussions, organized demonstrations, and coordinated events to foster a sense of belonging and connection among young individuals in the bleeding disorders community

- Conducted research on various rare conditions to enhance understanding and visibility - Executed dynamic fundraising initiatives for local organizations dedicated to rare diseases - Organized and hosted a school-based hemophilia walk that raised over $2,300 - Fostered collaborations with established pharmaceutical companies and non-profits to address challenges posed by rare disorders, using this information as insight into our fundraising initiatives - Assigned and managed leadership positions for social media, finance management, and outreach activities - Utilized social media to spread awareness and educate the community about specific rare diseases

For three consecutive years, I have participated in the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation's "Washington Days". In my advocacy for those affected by hemophilia, I engaged with senators and House representatives from New York. My focus was on maintaining existing laws and advocating for new legislation to secure federal funding for bleeding disorder programs, and to support policies enhancing coverage affordability and access to care.

- Fundraised for autism acceptance programs, including Luv Michael, by formulating donation pages, organizing fundraisers, and such - Educated the youth about autism, and the struggles for both children and adults - Created educational presentations delivered to students of grades 1-5 - Worked with DEI (Diversion, Equity, and Inclusion) to address inclusivity and greater needs of affected families within the school community

- Conducted personalized outreach to 260+ accounts and prospects, covering a series of current leads, current programs, and dormant programs - Managed 20+ receivables accounts, specifically ensuring the resolution of outstanding payments - Observed programs with schools and collaborated with other interns - Acquired knowledge in sales objectives and communication techniques - Contributed to the Premier Chess blog

- Managed 320+ cases for constituents of New York's 13th district - Conduced research on legal services, including immigration and housing - Managed data for various congressional events (Microsoft Excel & Google Sheets) - Responded to various phone calls, providing direct referrals and assistance for constituent needs - Covered issues such as Medicaid, Medicare, immigration, housing, public assistance, social security, and more - Utilized interpersonal skills when engaging in active conversations with constituents, representing Congressman Espaillat's perspectives and their impact on constituents - Gained exposure to governmental activities

From July 8th to August 9th, I participated in the Wharton Global Youth Program’s Pre-Baccalaureate Program, where I completed the course “Introduction to Health Economics.” This intensive five-week course was instructed by Professor Harriet Jeon, a Wharton graduate and current PhD candidate. I achieved an A+ (4.00 GPA equivalent) and earned 0.5 University of Pennsylvania course units, translating to 2 college credits at most post-secondary institutions.

Completed the "Introduction to Microeconomics" course through UC Berkeley Extension, the continuing education division of the University of California, Berkeley. Under the guidance of Professor Edward Derbin, I earned an A (97%) and the equivalent of 3 college credits at most post-secondary institutions.

Summer Immersion Pre-College program at Columbia University, "Legal Reasoning: Thinking Like a Lawyer"