EU funded phase III clinical trial for women with poor prognostic cancer

Teaching international marketing, negotiations and communications

Provide strategic communications advice to private and nonprofit organizations by building communications plans based on deliverables and key targets. For French companies, I boost their English communications materials through writing website content, brochures and news articles.

Teaching International Marketing & Communications

Teaching a classes on branding, communications, and English to Master's level students.

Teaching Applied Communications

- Communications for new research network GloPID-R funded by the European Commission- Participated in developing the branding, including logo, brochure, annual highlights- Designing, writing, validating and distributing news articles, newsletter, intranet site- Coordination, writing and validating content on website - Managed consultants and vendors for producing communication tools

- Development of a 12-18 month strategic communication plan- Developed, wrote and found approval for Talking Points & Key Messages- Elaborated and wrote new content for website - Updated and developed of collateral marketing materials (brochures, at-a-glance, business card)

Susannah Carroll currently serves as National DEC's Communications Manager. In this role, Susannah produces and develops the signature webinar series, develops the e-newsletter and manages the website. Previously, she served as the DEC Network Services Director at National DEC working to raise national awareness about the problem of drug endangered children; developing and sustaining a national network of experts and professionals who can provide accurate advice and information regarding the many needs of drug endangered children; and providing support, information, and resources to the state alliances.Prior to joining National DEC, Susannah served as the deputy director of the Colorado Association of Families and Children’s Agencies, Inc. In this capacity, she managed over forty-five child welfare agencies providing research and advocacy. She testified at the legislature and worked on passing bills that would benefit Colorado’s children and families. She also worked as an advocate for refugees seeking asylum at the Human Rights Advocacy Center at the University of Denver.Susannah is currently pursuing a Master's in Communications, Humanitarianism and Solidarity and she received her Master’s in International Human Rights from the University of Denver and her Bachelor’s degree in Creative Writing from Capital University. In addition, she has more than nine years of experience in marketing, proposal writing and design.