SUE KELLEY CONSULTING

Here’s what clients have to say

Stephanie Sue Stein

Former Director of the Milwaukee County Department on Aging

Sue Kelley is a skilled, creative and diligent consultant. Her work for my organization spans twenty years and has included strategic planning, obtaining consumer input, conducting an environmental scan, staffing a national project, staffing an ongoing council, producing sophisticated and relevant documents and much more.

She takes time to understand her clients’ needs and always delivers an outstanding product. In addition she is delightful to work with: pleasant, good humored and patient.  She is simply the best!

Tom Hlavacek
Former Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association, Southeastern Wisconsin Chapter

Sue is an incredible consultant - and a great human being! She took on a very detailed and difficult-to-accomplish task involving multiple work groups and personalities, and she pulled together a series of four reports that were on time and outstanding. Along the way she showed great flexibility, initiative and organization. It is literally the case that the project would not have happened without Sue.

Elizabeth Price

Coordinator at Shorewood Senior Resource Center

Ms. Kelley has expertly involved multiple stakeholders including, businesses, schools, village government and residents into the development and implementation of a neighborhood plan to connect older residents to services and neighbors to meet objectives identified in a 2007 survey. Ms. Kelley's experience, organization, communication and thoughtful guidance are at the core of the success of this project. She has facilitated a process that has enabled us to successfully address safety and community accessibility issues, improve communication between stakeholders and increase intergenerational activities. We are now working to create supports for vulnerable older adults living in our neighborhoods. I would highly recommend Ms. Kelley. She is personable, efficient and able to involve many parties to address community issues.