Philadelphia native David Day is the Labor Resource Manager at Chester County OIC, where he assesses and connects clients to employers who are offering career opportunities. Day is passionate about serving those who live in his community and observing positive growth in those individuals.

Day, whose very first job was at McDonald’s at 15 years old, attended Downingtown East High School. After high school, he attended several religious post-secondary institutions, including Lancaster Bible College, Institute of Jewish Studies, and Bible Broadcasting Network (online).

Day credits his fellow colleague, Javonna Wylie, as having a positive impact on his career.

“She saw something in me at a time when I really didn’t see much of anything, and despite my circumstances, she provided an opportunity that now affords me to stand before you all,” said Day.

Over the course of his career so far, Day is most proud of graduating from the Chester County OIC’s Work Enclave program.

“It became the springboard for me to further actualize my potential to become a better version of myself and continues to help propel others on to success and achieving their life’s goals,” he said.

Day’s favorite Chester County restaurant is Doc Magrogans.

Day and the rest of the 2024 Class of VISTA Millennial Superstars will be honored at the Awards Reception & Celebration on Thursday, May 9 at Penn State Great Valley, Malvern.

Sponsors are still being sought. Click here to learn more about the various opportunities available to partner with VISTA Today as it celebrates Chester County’s next generation of leaders, or contact Steve Knickerbocker at steve.knickerbocker@acj.today or 484-437-2826.