Susan Van Schaick Saint Laurent

Susan Van Schaick Saint Laurent is a multifaceted professional based in the New York City Metropolitan Area with a diverse background spanning real estate, media, communications, research, design, and events.1

Professional Background

Susan is currently involved in several roles:

1. President of VS-STL and a licensed Real Estate Salesperson for REAL BROKER, LLC in New York, serving both upstate and downstate areas.1
2. Owner of VanSchaick Saint Laurent since 1980, focusing on vision and strategy under the brand "The Idea People".1
3. Available for licensing opportunities and designs under various names: s. Van Schaick, Van Schaick-Saint Laurent, and Susan Saint Laurent.1

Expertise and Accomplishments

Susan's professional experience includes:

• Holding a current NYS Insurance Agent License and being affiliated with Primerica.1
• Working in commercial and residential real estate, including rentals, leasing, and pet-friendly NYC apartments.1
• Involvement in media, communications, research, design, and event planning.1
• Recognized as one of the "Top 23 New England Designers" in 1992.1
• Directing theater productions and co-producing TV shows.1
• Freelance writing for publications such as NJ The Suburban and Saratoga/Glens Falls Business Journal.1

Notable Projects

Susan has been involved in various notable projects:

• War of the Worlds 50th Anniversary Celebration in Mercer County, NJ.1
• Best of Show Trompe l'oeil at the Greater Boston Design Show.1
• $4 million theater interior design project.1
• Co-owner and consultant for Vision + Strategy, addressing economic development and innovative technologies (2015-2017).1

Education and Background

Susan comes from a family with a strong background in science and engineering. Her father was a nuclear physicist and electrical engineer, while her mother was a nurse and artist with a talent for physics.1

Susan Van Schaick Saint Laurent's LinkedIn profile showcases her diverse skills and experiences, emphasizing her ability to think critically and lead across various industries.1