Susan Chambers is a skilled research consultant, editor, writer, and tutor with over 20 years of experience in research across various sectors. She has a graduate degree in criminology from Simon Fraser University and has designed and managed quantitative and qualitative research studies for academic, advocacy, organizational, and evaluation outcomes studies. Susan has a flair for identifying and interpreting data patterns and themes, which she uses to produce inspiring, engaging, and compelling narratives. She has worked extensively with social change organizations and socially responsible small businesses to help them identify their information-gathering needs, define and design research questions and methodologies, and find the information that will empower them to make well-informed decisions. As a professional editor, she has edited various manuscripts, academic papers, business reports, and blog posts. Susan has also published a book on social responsibility for micro-entrepreneurs. Her specialties include designing and managing online survey projects, creating user-friendly instruction guides, toolkits, and data reporting templates, writing blog posts and articles on social justice, sustainability, and socially responsible businesses, and editing memoirs and non-fiction.