Elk Grove Village, IL
Sue Dees is an accomplished professional in educational leadership with extensive experience in business development, admissions, and counseling. Currently serving as the Director of Business Development and Marketing for Elk Grove Village, Sue previously held roles such as Enrollment & Admissions Manager at Chicagoland Lutheran Educational Foundation, where management of a recruitment team and partnership development were crucial. At St. James Lutheran School, strategic improvements led to a 190% increase in tuition revenue and an 85% retention rate within a year. With a foundation in counseling, gained through positions at Maryville Jen School and Palatine High School, Sue has effectively supported students' emotional and academic growth while implementing innovative recruitment strategies and enhancing school visibility throughout various educational institutions. Sue holds a Master's degree in School Counseling from Roosevelt University and a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Elk Grove Village, IL
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Located adjacent to O’Hare International Airport, Elk Grove is an integral component of the Chicago Metropolitan Region’s economy. A planned community with over 35,000 residents, Elk Grove boasts the largest consolidated Business Park in the U.S. with over 62 million square feet of industrial inventory. Elk Grove’s business community is diverse, with major employers representing a broad range of industries including; technology, manufacturing, retail, health care and warehousing / logistics. Elk Grove is a proactive and business friendly community that values its corporate residents and works diligently to support their growth. The Village consistently invests in the modernization and infrastructure improvements to its Business Park while maintaining the lowest effective commercial property tax rate of any northwest Cook County municipality. Elk Grove’s competitive business advantages include: A business friendly environment A fair, predictable and equitable regulatory environment Proximity to O’Hare International Airport and the City of Chicago Low commercial property taxes Highly educated and creative workforce Over $40 million reinvested back into the Business Park over ten years