Steve Suellentrop is a Resident at Deer Park mindfulness practice center at Deer Park Monastery. He possess expertise in financial advisory, consulting, stakeholder management, market, winter and 101 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Stephen earned his promotion to Senior Marketing Manager before completing a year in his original role. Stephen's ability to build relationships across the product, clinical and sales teams, to understand their perspectives about the issues hindering commercialization and to deliver comprehensive solutions was key to his success. Stephen thinks deeply and executes smoothly.", "I had the great privilege of working with Steve during his time at Teladoc. I found him to be a fantastic colleague and friend. As a Product Marketing Manager for our mental health product, he worked hard to understand the clinical principles underlying our product’s specific features so he could represent them accurately in marketing materials. He coordinated with several teams, including our clinical, product, and sales teams, to keep all on track with important deadlines. He led several important research efforts that have had a lasting impact on how we think about our consumers and product features. But more importantly, Steve demonstrated a true commitment to mental health and to our organization. He took it upon himself to organize a weekly 15-minute meditation group for our mental health team so that we could practice what we preach. The group was so beloved that when Steve left Teladoc, others worked hard to keep it going — demonstrating Steve’s lasting impression. In short, Steve is a gem of a human being. Anyone could consider themselves lucky to work with him.", and "Stephen played an instrumental role in the redesign of a global website. He took initiative and was willing to wear multiple hats to get things done. There were many people involved in the process, and Stephen was about to drive alignment around key decisions, to resource the team effectively, and to drive execution. He kept the work on track, picked up loose ends, and resolved technical issues. He is enjoyable to work with and I would look forward to the opportunity to work with him again."