Sue Hansen
Sue Hansen brings over 25 years of experience in the fields of sales, marketing, recruitment, training and development. Most recently, Sue was the Director of Recruiting for Deloitte & Touché, LLP in the Northern Pacific Region, a member of the Executive Diversity Council for the region, the National Recruiting Council and the Board of the Deloitte Career Connection for the firm. Before accepting the position with Deloitte she was Vice President of Recruiting Resources at Bank of America with responsibility for approximately 27,000 positions in Northern California, ranging from the tellers to the traders, College and Diversity Recruiting programs nationwide, all open executive level positions worldwide and all vendor relations relative to the acquisition and outplacement of talent.
Sue’s retailing background includes various Director level positions at Marshall Fields in Chicago and Macy's California. She sold phone systems for Pacific Bell and offset lithographic supplies and equipment for 3M. Her knowledge of the inner workings of such organizations as 3M, Marshall Fields, Macy’s, Bank of America and Deloitte combined with her first hand experience with re-engineering, down-sizing, right-sizing, mergers, acquisitions, outsourcing make her uniquely qualified to assist individuals, teams and organizations not only survive change but thrive during the process.
Sue graduated from UC Berkeley with a major in psychology and sociology. She earned her masters in counseling from California State University East Bay and is a Certified Empowerment Coach. She has recently been certified in IPEC Energy Leadership Assessment tool. She has served on a number of boards including the Western Association of Colleges and Employers and, most recently as President of the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). Sue has been named to their Academy of Fellows, the highest honor to be bestowed upon members in the recruitment and career services profession. She is one of only 5 employers to ever have received this honor.