Susan Maddux's guest appearances

Susan Maddux

CBO Speaks

Age Thoughtfully with Marissa Kennerson

Frank Lipman

Eric Zimmer

John Brown

Tracy Verdugo

Robinne Lee

Shanté Cofield

Sue Perkins

Brett Dalton

Mary Laura Philpott

Perry Nickelston

Chris Thomas

Robert Moore

Kelly Fox

Elina Winnel

Rachel Goodman

OwlTail

Marissa is jumping for joy to have artist Susan Maddux on the pod this week! "Life is not to just be endured." - Susan Maddux They go deep people: Curiosity, art, flow, mindset, art's place in culture and more! Susan Maddux is a Los Angeles based artist whose work combines painting and sculpture into unique forms evocative of the colors and warmth of her native Hawaii and influenced by the arts of Asia and the Pacific. She was born on the island of Oahu in Hawaii to a hapa Japanese-American family where she absorbed the influence of Japanese folk art traditions and Buddhist temples as well as the arts of Polynesia. With a Bachelors of Fine Arts in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute, she has had numerous group and solo shows in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Honolulu. After years in New York painting in her studio in Brooklyn and designing textiles for major fashion houses, she relocated to Los Angeles in 2013. Susan brings her early experiences in the lush valleys of Hawaii and thirty years of education and experience as an artist and designer to these painted sculptural works. Each piece is made of individual acrylic paintings on canvas folded to conceal, reveal and transform the materials. Find Susan on Instagram here.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agethoughtfully/support

Marissa is jumping for joy to have artist <a href="https://susanmadduxstudio.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Susan Maddux </a>on the pod this week! "Life is not to just be endured." - Susan Maddux They go deep people: Curiosity, art, flow, mindset, art's place in culture and more! Susan Maddux is a Los Angeles based artist whose work combines painting and sculpture into unique forms evocative of the colors and warmth of her native Hawaii and influenced by the arts of Asia and the Pacific. She was born on the island of Oahu in Hawaii to a hapa Japanese-American family where she absorbed the influence of Japanese folk art traditions and Buddhist temples as well as the arts of Polynesia. With a Bachelors of Fine Arts in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute, she has had numerous group and solo shows in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Honolulu. After years in New York painting in her studio in Brooklyn and designing textiles for major fashion houses, she relocated to Los Angeles in 2013. Susan brings her early experiences in the lush valleys of Hawaii and thirty years of education and experience as an artist and designer to these painted sculptural works. Each piece is made of individual acrylic paintings on canvas folded to conceal, reveal and transform the materials. Find Susan on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/susanmadduxstudio/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agethoughtfully/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agethoughtfully/support</a>

Curiosity is Creativity with Artist Susan Maddux

In her role as vice president for administration and finance at Presbyterian College, Susan Maddux practices both the skill, and the art of the CBO. “When I first entered the profession it was much more about crunching the numbers and giving presentations to the board of trustees and making sure the budget got balanced, and now it is much more relationship driven,” she says. “When I first started, it was much more black and white than it is today.” This week on CBO Speaks, Maddux shares her journey into the role, including her experience in public accounting, and how that experience has shaped her work at PC. For aspiring CBOs, she offers sage advice for growing the right skills to build relationships crucial to success in our field.

In her role as vice president for administration and finance at Presbyterian College, Susan Maddux practices both the skill, and the art of the CBO. “When I first entered the profession it was much more about crunching the numbers and giving presentations to the board of trustees and making sure the budget got balanced, and now it is much more relationship driven,” she says. “When I first started, it was much more black and white than it is today.” This week on CBO Speaks, Maddux shares her journey into the role, including her experience in public accounting, and how that experience has shaped her work at PC. For aspiring CBOs, she offers sage advice for growing the right skills to build relationships crucial to success in our field.

CBO Susan Maddux Drives Change in the Face of Complexity at Presbyterian College