

Sue Cullen is passionate about helping individuals and teams identify and achieve their unique missions. For more than 18 years, Sue has inspired and empowered others to reach their full potential through team building sessions, career development planning and self discovery workshops.
Founder of Sue Cullen & Associates, based in Austin, Texas, Sue has helped a variety of organizations to increase communication, enhance leadership capabilities, improve decision making and problem solving skills and much more. Sue regularly conducts facilitation and training programs across a broad range of topics and personalizes them to the needs of each organization or board.
In addition, Sue has assisted countless individuals with career development, executive coaching and personal growth. Her unique approach to life/work design involves helping each person uncover their mission in life and then she serves as their guide as they move forward toward their goals.
Sue is a Texas Association of School Boards Registered Trainer and is certified to instruct DDI “Interaction Management” leadership development systems and to facilitate the Center for Creative Leadership’s “Benchmarks” 360-degree assessment and feedback tool for executive development.
Sue is a qualified provider of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). In addition, Sue has trained directly with Richard Bolles, author of “What Color Is Your Parachute?”.
Sue is a board member, membership chair and the president-elect of the Texas Career Development Association. She is also a member of the Career Planning and Adult Development Network, the Texas Counseling Association, the National Career Development Association, the American Society for Training and Development and the World Future Society.
Active in the Austin community, Sue serves on the Advisory Board of SafePlace and is a commissioned leader/trainer in the Stephen Ministry, a lay care-giving ministry at Tarrytown United Methodist Church.
Sue has a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts degree in Industrial/ Organizational Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She also studied in England at the University of London-Birkbeck College.





