Ellen Suh
Director of Programming Communications at American Marketing Association, Austin Chapter.
This September, Austin AMA is proud to name Ms. Ellen Suh as our Volunteer of the Month. Ellen ensures that our events run smoothly, providing our members with valuable learning tools and networking opportunities. Thank you, Ellen!
→ Connect with Ellen on LinkedIn!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellenmsuh/
→ Where did you grow up?
I was born in New York but have lived here in Austin for most my life!
→ What’s your volunteer role with Austin AMA?
As Director of Programming Communications I collaborate with my team members to innovate new and interesting programming and coordinate event logistics as well as act as a liaison to the Communications Committee to secure and disseminate the information needed before and after events.
→ What’s your day job?
Marketing Coordinator for vcfo—a professional services consulting firm specializing in Finance, HR and
Recruiting solutions.
→ Why did you join Austin AMA?
I joined to meet fellow marketers and find a sounding board I could turn to for professional feedback
and advice, as well as, continually develop my skill set as a marketer.
→ What is the one thing you’ve been inspired by lately?
I have to say this past year I have been surrounded, supported and mentored by more female leaders
than ever before in my career and I am continuously motivated by the capacity and bandwidth at which
they operate. I am very thankful to be around these powerful, influential leaders that recognize and lift
up one another in shared success and achievements including my fellow AMA leaders and vcfo team.
→ Future goals for your volunteer role with Austin AMA:
I hope to tap into all the amazing leaders and businesses continually moving to Austin and grow the
Austin Chapter membership by providing innovative, exciting programming and events on topics that
are at the forefront of our industry. I plan to continue volunteering with the Austin AMA Chapter and
learn from the other members and hope to serve as a leader in future years.
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