Susan Holland's guest appearances

Susan Holland

The Doctor Debra and Therapist Kelli Show

Wedding Wisdom Podcast w/ Doug Winters

Floor Daily Flooring Professional Podcast

BalancedLife with Debi Carlin Boyle

The Good Sorts in Racing

Todd White

Mike Johnson

Robert Dietz

Jonathon Aslay

Joe Amato

Nick Brown

Fran Drescher

Wendy Jacobs

Mike Ward

Jason Goldberg

Troy Carter

BRUCE RUSSELL

Jay Brown

Esther Blum

Kevin Wildes

OwlTail

Susan Holland Discusses Emser's Growth in Tile Sector and the Dallas Trade Show by Floor Focus Magazine

Susan Holland Discusses Emser's Growth in Tile Sector and the Dallas Trade Show

Good sort Susan Holland is known for going above and beyond for racing in the deep south so Peter Earley finds out why South Island racing wouldn’t be the same without this week's unsung hero.

Good sort Susan Holland is known for going above and beyond for racing in the deep south so Peter Earley finds out why South Island racing wouldn’t be the same without this week's unsung hero.

For the love of the thoroughbred \ Susan Holland

Guest: Susan Holland Subject: How You Live = How You Feel

Episode 23 takes us to the busy Fort Greene offices of the extraordinarily charming and creative event designer Susan Holland.  Our conversation ranges from the  delicious tidbit about Susan being credited for introducing sushi and Peking duck as hors d’oeuvres at weddings to experiential marketing. For over thirty years,  Susan’s aesthetic has shaped everything from the design of fashion shows, branding and concept development for a universe of clients to the way we first met, through her work on galas, non-profit and family events. Her experience is uniquely diverse — from “ultra-orthodox” Jewish weddings to state dinners at the Obama White House. I’ve always thought of Susan as the loveliest meteor — a trailblazer full of breakthrough ideas and energy and our conversation captures that feeling. Most of all I’m delighted to call her my friend. Enjoy, -Doug         

Episode 23 takes us to the busy Fort Greene offices of the extraordinarily charming and creative event designer Susan Holland. Our conversation ranges from the  delicious tidbit about Susan being credited for introducing sushi and Peking duck as hors d’oeuvres at weddings to experiential marketing. For over thirty years,  Susan’s aesthetic has shaped everything from the design of fashion shows, branding and concept development for a universe of clients to the way we first met, through her work on galas, non-profit and family events. Her experience is uniquely diverse — from “ultra-orthodox” Jewish weddings to state dinners at the Obama White House. I’ve always thought of Susan as the loveliest meteor — a trailblazer full of breakthrough ideas and energy and our conversation captures that feeling. Most of all I’m delighted to call her my friend. Enjoy, -Doug

Ep. 23: Susan Holland