Susanna Records Joins RDS as Proposal & Client Enablement Manager
Revolution Data Systems (RDS) is proud to announce the addition of Susanna Records to our team as a Proposal & Client Enablement Manager. She brings 20 years of experience working with and advocating for local historical records.
Susanna’s education combined her love of history and writing. She holds a Heritage Resources M.A. from Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, LA, where the program delved into the backrooms of historical sites, collections, professional interests, and public participation/funding. One simple assignment, transcribing a historical document, which resulted in over a dozen completely different interpretations, first opened her eyes to the challenges that clerks’ face.
First working at Louisiana Binding Service, then Kofile, Susanna is a familiar name to many counties and municipalities across the country. Frequently assisting with building proposals and purchasing vehicles/solicitations behind-the-scenes. Based in Dallas for a decade, Susanna is back in Louisiana near family, after purchasing a dream c. 1915 Southern Greek Revival home.
“Being new to RDS, it is refreshing to see such a unified team (from the executives to the lab technicians) —all thinking ‘on their feet’ and pooling experiences to gain such rapid market growth. I appreciate RDS’ commitment to standing on its own accolades and not other’s failures. I love local government clerks and recorders, as these offices are some of a communities hardest working and most passionate people. So far, my time at RDS has been a ‘big sigh of relief,’ as I am confident that RDS’ people, promises, and services will result in the same for any clients.”
“Susanna brings a rare blend of historical knowledge, proposal expertise, and a deep understanding of the records challenges facing local governments. Her reputation in the industry speaks for itself, and we’re thrilled to have her insight and energy on the team. She’s already making an impact, and I know our clients will benefit from her dedication to accuracy, service, and the preservation of public records.”