Susan Dench

Board Member at Maine Policy Institute

Susan Dench is an accomplished business professional and community leader with extensive experience in various organizations. Currently serving as a Board Member for the Maine Policy Institute, Susan also contributes to the Portland Symphony Orchestra as a member of the President's Council. As the Founder of The Muddy Dog, Susan creates and sells charming drinkware and stationery products that highlight New England artistry. Past roles include serving as a New England Board Member for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a Board Member for the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine, appointed by the Governor. Susan has authored "Connectworking™: The Savvy Woman's Guide To Turning Small Talk Into Big Business" and founded the Informed Women's Network to empower women on economic issues. With a background at GE, HP, and IDEXX, Susan's career began with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from Northeastern University.

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Maine Policy Institute

Maine Policy Institute is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that conducts detailed and timely research to educate the public, the media, and lawmakers about public policy solutions that advance economic freedom and individual liberty in Maine. Governed by an independent Board of Directors, Maine Policy Institute is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, tax-exempt organization. Maine Policy relies on the generous support from individuals, corporations, and foundations, and does not accept government funds or perform contract work. With six full-time staff members and hundreds of individual supporters, we conduct detailed and timely research and develop public policy solutions that improve the lives of Maine citizens. We educate the public, engage legislators, and employ the media to shift public opinion and establish enduring legislative change in our state.


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