About Susan G. Riegler Counseling and Consulting

Dr. Susan G. Riegler possesses extensive experience in leading nonprofit organizations, with a strong focus on human resources leadership, strategic consulting, and project management. Her professional background encompasses various sectors, including financial services, government, human services, small business, and higher education, both in the U.S. and internationally.

Her consulting portfolio features significant projects with notable entities such as Beth Israel Lahey Health, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Harvard University, Northeastern University, and Volunteers of America MA. Dr. Riegler served as Principal Compensation Officer and Advisor at Harvard University, and she previously held key leadership roles with the City of Boston, focusing on the minority and women business certification and pay equity compliance programs. Over the years, Susan has provided valuable counseling and consulting services to individuals and organizations seeking transformative change, collaborating closely with clients to help them feel more empowered and authentic in their work.

In 2019, Susan originated the Time Awareness framework, which complements her academic research in organizational leadership. Her work delves into the complexities of human experience at work, especially concerning the perception of time—an essential aspect for human resource professionals, leaders, and health workers aiming to enhance wellbeing. She enjoys facilitating discussions and learning around our relationships with time, which informs practices related to diversity and inclusion, productivity, and leadership development. To join the conversation, please connect at #Time&Change@Work.

Dr. Riegler holds an Ed.D. in Organizational Leadership from Northeastern University, an M.B.A. from Boston University, an Ed.M. in Counseling and Consulting Processes from Harvard University, and a B.A. from Wellesley College. She also carries various Human Resources certifications (SPHR, CCP, CBP, GRP).

As a working artist, Susan is passionate about volunteering for at-risk children, helping them nurture their creativity. She firmly believes that everything is possible.

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