In 2003 Suzanne formed Consider It Done, which specializes in consulting and training services, as well as bookkeeping and accounting services (including but not limited to budgeting and planning, system analysis, setup and streamlining). CID provides consulting services for all facets of business to promote organization and growth. CID, under Suzanne’s leadership, specializes in developing the kind of relationship that allows client principals to solicit her opinions and advice in all aspects of their business. Consider It Done provides its services to a variety of industries, a list of which can be found under the “Clients” heading on this website.

How it all Began:
Suzanne began her accounting career in Los Angeles as a bookkeeper at the business management firm of A. Morgan Maree. From very early on, she learned the importance of customer service, as she observed how the agents there handled important clients, such as Hollywood celebrities.

After several promotions at A. Morgan Maree, Suzanne moved to become senior accounting supervisor at a mid-sized CPA firm. Having developed wide experience in various industries from her public accounting background, she decided to take her knowledge to the next level. Suzanne then earned her Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation and started an accounting and financial planning practice more than 20 years ago.

By the time she moved to Connecticut with her husband, Suzanne was on the cutting edge of computer-based accounting systems. She and a partner started a computer consulting firm where she not only organized and oversaw the accounting, operating systems and controls, but also personally provided the migration of accounting systems from mainframe computers to PC’s and trained the staff in over 100 firms to utilize those systems.

In 1999, she sold that company and worked as a consultant until she became controller of a mid-sized investment management firm in Manhattan. After three years she realized she missed direct contact with clients and varied industries, and thus she formed Consider It Done…