Susan has regularly pitched and written a diverse array of articles to me in my editor roles across multiple publications that targeted audiences ranging from solution providers like system integrators and value-added resellers to c-level executives and end-users. While the publications and readership have changed, the quality of Susan's work, her ability to meet deadlines, and her enthusiasm have never altered. Whenever someone asks me for writer recommendations, I have a core group that I share, and I added Susan to that list a few years ago. It's a decision I don't make lightly because some of the folk who ask me are my former clients, people I nurtured during my 10 years as a freelance writer and editor. It's also a decision I've never regretted because Susan is a dynamo. Not only does she write well, discover interesting and unique story angles and ideas, conduct great interviews with quality questions, and accompany her pieces with art (and credits!), but she's polite and kind -- not necessarily the attributes you always find, not necessarily the attributes people recognize, but the personality facets I find important and the type of person I like to be around. Although we haven't met in person, one day I hope that will be the case. Given Susan's amazing organization skills, her business acumen and ability to work in Europe, the UK and US, it's highly probable you and I will cross paths with her at one of the many events she attends -- virtually or, once we all are able, in real life. If you have the opportunity to work with Susan, do it.

I've had a chance to work with Susan at two different online publications, Enterprise Efficiency and InformationWeek. At both of these, Susan was a valued contributor and member of the community. Susan's writing brings a highly intelligent, international point of view to any topic addressed. From my editor's perspective, she is a pleasure to work with because her pieces require very little editing and polishing. She is also superb at developing new ideas and pitches for pieces that will work for my editorial needs. My needs as an editor tend to include increasing reader engagement and here, again, Susan has proven herself to be a valuable contributor. She has always been eager to engage readers in discussion and to take part in conversations around her articles and the articles and content of others. I look forward to working with Susan in the future and recommend her without reservation to editors and content managers.

Susan has regularly pitched and written a diverse array of articles to me in my editor roles across multiple publications that targeted audiences ranging from solution providers like system integrators and value-added resellers to c-level executives and end-users. While the publications and readership have changed, the quality of Susan's work, her ability to meet deadlines, and her enthusiasm have never altered. Whenever someone asks me for writer recommendations, I have a core group that I share, and I added Susan to that list a few years ago. It's a decision I don't make lightly because some of the folk who ask me are my former clients, people I nurtured during my 10 years as a freelance writer and editor. It's also a decision I've never regretted because Susan is a dynamo. Not only does she write well, discover interesting and unique story angles and ideas, conduct great interviews with quality questions, and accompany her pieces with art (and credits!), but she's polite and kind -- not necessarily the attributes you always find, not necessarily the attributes people recognize, but the personality facets I find important and the type of person I like to be around. Although we haven't met in person, one day I hope that will be the case. Given Susan's amazing organization skills, her business acumen and ability to work in Europe, the UK and US, it's highly probable you and I will cross paths with her at one of the many events she attends -- virtually or, once we all are able, in real life. If you have the opportunity to work with Susan, do it.

I've had a chance to work with Susan at two different online publications, Enterprise Efficiency and InformationWeek. At both of these, Susan was a valued contributor and member of the community. Susan's writing brings a highly intelligent, international point of view to any topic addressed. From my editor's perspective, she is a pleasure to work with because her pieces require very little editing and polishing. She is also superb at developing new ideas and pitches for pieces that will work for my editorial needs. My needs as an editor tend to include increasing reader engagement and here, again, Susan has proven herself to be a valuable contributor. She has always been eager to engage readers in discussion and to take part in conversations around her articles and the articles and content of others. I look forward to working with Susan in the future and recommend her without reservation to editors and content managers.

Susan has regularly pitched and written a diverse array of articles to me in my editor roles across multiple publications that targeted audiences ranging from solution providers like system integrators and value-added resellers to c-level executives and end-users. While the publications and readership have changed, the quality of Susan's work, her ability to meet deadlines, and her enthusiasm have never altered. Whenever someone asks me for writer recommendations, I have a core group that I share, and I added Susan to that list a few years ago. It's a decision I don't make lightly because some of the folk who ask me are my former clients, people I nurtured during my 10 years as a freelance writer and editor. It's also a decision I've never regretted because Susan is a dynamo. Not only does she write well, discover interesting and unique story angles and ideas, conduct great interviews with quality questions, and accompany her pieces with art (and credits!), but she's polite and kind -- not necessarily the attributes you always find, not necessarily the attributes people recognize, but the personality facets I find important and the type of person I like to be around. Although we haven't met in person, one day I hope that will be the case. Given Susan's amazing organization skills, her business acumen and ability to work in Europe, the UK and US, it's highly probable you and I will cross paths with her at one of the many events she attends -- virtually or, once we all are able, in real life. If you have the opportunity to work with Susan, do it.

I've had a chance to work with Susan at two different online publications, Enterprise Efficiency and InformationWeek. At both of these, Susan was a valued contributor and member of the community. Susan's writing brings a highly intelligent, international point of view to any topic addressed. From my editor's perspective, she is a pleasure to work with because her pieces require very little editing and polishing. She is also superb at developing new ideas and pitches for pieces that will work for my editorial needs. My needs as an editor tend to include increasing reader engagement and here, again, Susan has proven herself to be a valuable contributor. She has always been eager to engage readers in discussion and to take part in conversations around her articles and the articles and content of others. I look forward to working with Susan in the future and recommend her without reservation to editors and content managers.