Leadership Team

Founder and CEO

In the City Camps’ CEO, Eileen Snow Price, participated in many Jewish experiences growing up from Israel trips to Jewish day school. But it was her summer camp experience that strongly rooted her in the Jewish community. 

By 2011, Eileen was married with four kids and sent her oldest two to Jewish overnight camp. Her son loved it, but her daughter refused to go ever again. Aware of the positive impact Jewish camp had on her life and the lives of so many around her, Eileen did what any Jewish mom would do – she created a camp that delivered the proven benefits of Jewish overnight camp – lifelong friendships, personal growth, and a connection to the Jewish community and Israel – in an affordable, accessible day camp package!

Eileen can be reached at eileen@inthecitycamps.org.

Director of Camp Care

After graduating from Brown University with an MAT in Secondary School English Education and a Masters in Social Administration from the University of Chicago, Danya  worked in a variety of education and therapeutic milieus. She currently serves as a play therapist in private practice and  as the lower/middle school counselor at an Atlanta-area private school. Danya has worked as the Camper Care Coordinator for In the City Camps for four years.

Danya’s duties include creating plans for campers with unique needs, whether they’re physical, emotional, or social. Working in concert with camper families, counselors, and support staff, Danya ensures that each camper has his or her unique needs met.

ITC is aware that the past several years have presented children and their families with unique challenges. Danya and her staff are dedicated to the task of shepherding your children through these challenging times while they have fun, make new friends, and learn new skills.

Danya can be reached at danya@inthecitycamps.org.

Director of Operations and Logistics

Jayson is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in executive assistance and project management, honed through his time at notable American companies like Life Water Media and Chabad Suite. His educational background in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, earned from Mindanao State University in the Philippines, has provided him with a unique blend of technical knowledge and analytical skills.

In his role as Director of Operations, Jayson demonstrates exceptional leadership in steering cross-functional teams and enhancing operational efficiencies. His strategic approach to process optimization and his talent for spearheading innovative initiatives are instrumental in driving organizational success, establishing him as a key figure in the realm of operational management.

Jayson can be reached at jayson@inthecitycamps.org.

Director of CampMinder

Summer camp has always been a huge part of Kat’s life. The Atlanta native grew up going to residential summer camp in North Carolina. Following obtaining her B.A. in Political Science from University of Georgia, Kat spent 6 years working as a Program Director and then Associate Director at residential summer camps in Western North Carolina. During this time, she became proficient in the summer camp software, Campminder. Before joining In the City Camps as a Campminder Specialist, Kat worked in Campminder’s Client Success and Implementation Specialist positions in Boulder, Colorado. Kat loves being part of the ITC Team and spends her ‘free time’ chasing around future ITC campers Owen (3) and Leo (1).

Kat can be reached at kat@inthecitycamps.org.

Immersive Coordinator

Jodi Sonenshine, a 42-year-old native of St. Petersburg, FL, and a University of Florida alumna, has woven her life around a deep-seated passion for camps. As a state champion tennis player, high school cheerleader, and an active member of the Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority, Jodi's enthusiasm and leadership skills were evident early on. Settling in Atlanta after college, where she initially worked in advertising, Jodi's career took a meaningful turn when she joined the MJCCA, eventually leading as the Director of MJCCA Day Camps from 2020-2023. Her devotion to camp life is personal; with roots tracing back to her parents who met at a sleepaway camp, and her own transformative experiences at Pocono Highland Camps, Camp Ramah in New England, and in Israel.

Jodi's children, Dylan and Samantha, continue this legacy, embracing their summers at Camp Barney. Beyond her professional realm, Jodi's life is rich with varied interests, from playing pickleball to community service, but it's her commitment to fostering a nurturing, joyful camp environment that truly defines her. Her belief in the unique value and necessity of camps, especially in today's world, resonates in every aspect of her work and life.

Immersive Coordinator

Randi Blick, a 41-year-old vibrant spirit from Atlanta, has a lifelong passion for camp life that shines through her every endeavor. A University of Florida alumna with a Bachelor's in Advertising and a Business minor, Randi's academic journey was enriched by her involvement in the Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority. After a stint in Washington D.C., where she met her husband and began her career at Williams/Gerard Productions, Randi returned to Atlanta in 2008 to start Randodi's Productions. Married to Adam for nearly 15 years and a mother to three boys, Randi's love for camp is deeply rooted, stemming from her childhood experiences at Camp Barney Medintz. This passion led her to a significant role as the Day Camps Theme Camp Director at the MJCCA, where she could merge her professional skills with her fondness for camp culture.

Her personal interests, from creative hobbies like diamond painting and book folding to her commitment to listening to over 100 audiobooks a year, are as diverse as her love for camp is profound. Randi's camp enthusiasm, coupled with her unique blend of interests and experiences, truly defines her character.