Directors
Susan
is responsible for driving business development across the
various sectors that HA&W serves. She has over 30 years
of experience with professional services firms, specifically
in the high technology industry, in both Silicon Valley
and Atlanta. Previously, she served as the National Director
of Venture Capital Research for PricewaterhouseCoopers'
MoneyTree (a quarterly survey of over 1,000 venture capitalists
that measured venture capital activity) throughout the country,
including benchmarking work with various constituencies:
venture capital investors, C-level executives of technology
start-ups, governmental economic development units, universities,
and the media. She was responsible for designing and managing
all industry-focused, firm-sponsored events, including a
major fund-raising effort for Tech High (Atlanta charter
school), alumni relations and the "AJC Top 100"
program. She also served, for 15 years, as the Program Director
for the Technology Hall of Fame of Georgia. She represents
HA&W in the community and performs liaison work with
industry trade associations.
Susan
received her BA degree from Fresno State University in Journalism.
She is a Board Member of B&TA (Business & Technology
Alliance), ICAPP (University System of Georgia's economic
development program), and GIFT (Georgia Industrial Fellowships
for Teachers, a program of Georgia Institute of Technology).
In addition, she is on the Executive Committee of the CEO
High Tech Council and the chairperson of the Metro Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce's Technology Marketing Committee's Venture
Capital Program. She serves on the National Council for
the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and
was a mentor for the 2011 Ambassadors class at High Tech
Ministries. In addition she is on the Board of Advisors
for InVasc Therapeutics, an Atlanta-based drug development
company. She serves as President of the Georgia Alumni Chapter
for Fresno State University. Susan is also a lifetime member
of Sigma Delta Chi and Phi Kappa Phi.
2011
- Transformational Women Highlights Karen See, Susan
O’Dwyer and Mary Barton (External Link)
2011
- Transformational Women Highlights Karen See, Susan
O’Dwyer and Mary Barton (Click to Download
in MP3 Format)
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