Susan Kline holds a BA and a Master’s degree  from Harvard University.  She is an editor of books, reports, and manuals; a presenter at national conferences; and author of numerous articles about effective communication.

Since 1982, Ms. Kline has been a consultant and trainer,  providing companies of all kinds quality communication training.  She works closely with clients to address specific needs and to tailor the training to achieve desired goals, such as to:

Improve content, organizing and writing quality. Make dynamic, articulate, focused and professional presentations. Reduce the time it takes to develop written and oral messages. Approach tasks confidently with a plan that works

Susan Kline has the expertise and insight to help you identify communications needs, deliver appropriate training, and follow up to assure a long-term impact.

Small group or one-on-one sessions are customized to your needs so you can expect cost-effective results. Participants will gain the skills, knowledge and confidence essential to their performance and to your bottom line.

Contact Susan Kline for specific references.  Learn first hand how easy it is to get the results you need.

Women's Philanthropy honoree
The Women's Philanthropy Department held its Rose Luncheon on Friday, May 13, 2011 at Chez Josef in Agawam.  The Rose Luncheon, named in honor of its first honoree, Rose Corbert, was established to pay tribute to an outstanding woman who is dedicated to volunteer work in Western Massachusetts. This year's honoree was Sue Kline, who has dedicated years of tireless volunteer work to make our our Jewish community a better place.   She has held numerous volunteer positions at the Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts, Jewish Geriatric Services, the former Congregation Kodimoh, and more. Kathy Manning, the first woman to serve as chair of the Board of Trustees of the Jewish Federations of North America, was the keynote speaker.