Susan Frankel

Susan Frankel has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Susan currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the National Runaway Safeline, where they lead a national non-profit organization providing crisis and support services to runaway and homeless youth. Prior to this, they were the President & CEO of Crayons to Computers, overseeing the provision of school supplies and educational materials to low-income students and teachers. Susan also worked as the Development Director for Crayons to Computers. Susan has previous experience as the owner of Fleet Feet Sports Cincinnati, a retail business specializing in footwear and apparel. Susan has also worked for Prevent Child Abuse America as the HFA State Systems Support Director, managing the national home visiting program and launching regional pilot programs. Susan's earlier experience includes working as a consultant for various organizations, including the Illinois Department of Human Services, the Annie E. Casey Foundation, and the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. Susan began their career as a Program Associate at Voices for Illinois Children, where they managed a public/private collaboration aimed at improving human services delivery.

Susan Frankel completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology & Political Science at Washington University in St. Louis. Susan later pursued a Master of Social Services Administration degree with a focus on Social Services & Public Policy at the University of Chicago. Further details regarding the start and end years of these educational experiences are not provided.