Susan Vandergriff's guest appearances

Susan Vandergriff

CommsCast

Say It Southern

Let's Hear It

Grant Oliphant

Renée DiResta

Trabian Shorters

Alfred Ironside

Desmond Meade

Alexis McGill Johnson

Jesse Salazar

Stacey Abrams

Aaron Belkin

Clarence B. Jones

David Roberts

john a. powell

Levi Strauss

John Powell

Janet Mock

OwlTail

The idea for Happy Birdwatcher came out of a need. Susan Vandergriff was a new and passionate birdwatcher but couldn’t find the birdseed to meet her needs. So what did she do? Well, she quit her job and started her own company. She now creates premium birdseed tailored for your yard and the best part is the seed is shipped to your house! Listen now to learn more about Susan and her company. Happy Birdwatching!!!

The idea for Happy Birdwatcher came out of a need. Susan Vandergriff was a new and passionate birdwatcher but couldn’t find the birdseed to meet her needs. So what did she do? Well, she quit her job and started her own company. She now creates premium birdseed tailored for your yard and the best part is the seed is shipped to your house! Listen now to learn more about Susan and her company. Happy Birdwatching!!!

Episode 160 | Susan Vandergriff

ComNetworkV Keynote: Susan Vandergriff by The Communications Network

ComNetworkV Keynote: Susan Vandergriff

Susan Vandergriff walked away from a seventeen-year career as a banker because something was missing in her life. She went back to school, studied social work, and ended up with a part-time office manager job at a new organization called A Step Ahead Chattanooga, whose mission was to provide free reproductive health care to women who weren’t ready to become pregnant. In just a few years she was running the organization. This week she takes the virtual stage at the Communications Network’s virtual gathering ComNetworkV to accept the Clarence B. Jones Impact Award which is given annually by The Communications Network to a social sector individual, team, or organization whose work best represents the extraordinary impact of our craft. Susan gave us a sneak preview of her amazing story, which is just another reminder of how lucky we are to be in the field of social change.

Susan Vandergriff walked away from a seventeen-year career as a banker because something was missing in her life. She went back to school, studied social work, and ended up with a part-time office manager job at a new organization called A Step Ahead Chattanooga, whose mission was to provide free reproductive health care to women who weren’t ready to become pregnant. In just a few years she was running the organization. This week she takes the virtual stage at the Communications Network’s virtual gathering ComNetworkV to accept the Clarence B. Jones Impact Award which is given annually by The Communications Network to a social sector individual, team, or organization whose work best represents the extraordinary impact of our craft. Susan gave us a sneak preview of her amazing story, which is just another reminder of how lucky we are to be in the field of social change.

ComNet’s Clarence B. Jones Award Winner Susan Vandergriff of A Step Ahead Chattanooga