Dr. Susan E. Murray

Engaging, strategic and driven, Susan walks the talk of leadership. In her work with leaders and organizations around the globe, she is counted on for her wisdom and ability to see beyond the present, connect the dots and assist individuals, leaders and teams unlock their full potential and achieve excellence. She aims to provide the knowledge, tools and resources they need to grow and achieve their goals. Her expertise spans organizational and leadership development, strategy, and human resource management. She draws on her experiences in both public and private sectors in Education, Human Resources, organizational development, and policy development. 

Susan’s reputation as a coach, mentor, facilitator, leader and researcher is widely known both within Canada and globally. She is the team lead for the public sector excellence assessment in the United Arab Emirates in the areas of Human Capital, Innovation and Leadership. She led the development of the senior leadership assessment process, including the redesign of the model. Her work with public sector organizations in Newfoundland and across Canada aligns leadership with strategy, with a focus on employee engagement and development. She has designed and lead leadership development programs for international clients, including mentoring and emerging leader programs. She is a sought-after coach and mentor, working with national organizations such as Women In Leadership and G(irls)20, engaging with women leaders who strive to attain new roles and sit at the board table. 

Susan combines her research with her practical experience to create impact within organizations and teams. Along with her consultancy, she is an Adjunct Professor at Memorial University, Humber College and York University where she lectures on Global Leadership, Organizational Leadership and HRM. Susan is Chair of the Kids Eat Smart Foundation NL, leading the organization through a revised strategy and vision, while working closely with government and senior leaders to engage them as stewards and active stakeholders. She is an active volunteer with G(irls)20, Women In Leadership Canada, the Canadian Arab Institute and Henley Business School. She has served on the Board of Regents for Memorial University NL. 

Susan received a Bachelor and Masters in Education from Memorial University NL. She also completed a MSc. in  Business Management Research and a Doctorate in Business Administration (Leadership) from Henley Business School, University of Reading, UK.