Suzanne MorseSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

The Pew Partnership was discussed in 1999's Whole Earth magazine, which said of it: "This is the can-do/we'll-show-you-how city look into an alliance we have always desired." The Pew [Partnership] deals in simple, tried-and-true methods that have been proven effective in the field, closing any gaps between theories and inventions or real-world civic processes that will alter a network's outcome.

What is left to say? Morse has focused on creating more solid networks in metropolitan areas and small communities as a designer and specialist.

Her most recent book, Smart Communities: How Citizens and Local Leaders Can Use Strategic Thinking to Build a Brighter Future, argues for a fundamental approach to handle a sustainable long-distance network transformation by using examples of successful city change efforts in the United States.

She frequently speaks as the keynote speaker on topics ranging from the crisis of secondary school dropouts to network building to strategies for becoming global while staying close by. In addition to driving papers and exchange distributions, her essays and conclusion pieces have appeared in national journals.