Our Team

Right Talent, Right Time

SENIOR CONSULTANTS WITH DIVERSE EXPERTISE

From the beginning, Susan Heinzeroth cultivated a talented team of senior consultants to help SageRiver’s clients with their transformation journeys. Working internally at SageRiver or as partners through the SageRiver Value Network, these consultants offer an impressive range of skills and industry knowledge. They are also passionate about engaging with our clients to illuminate possibility and ignite strategic change.

Because no two clients are alike, we tailor our team to you. From market research, graphic design and public relations experts, to leadership development, change management and facilitation professionals, we choose the right partners for your unique needs.

Consultants

Sue Gillies

Sue is a skilled strategic change and transformation catalyst with more than twenty years of senior executive and consulting experience across the healthcare sector. She is known for her ability to create, develop, and lead programs that enable sustainable cultural change and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of client organizations.  She accomplishes this by taking a people-first approach that transforms organizations and helps them achieve the full value and benefits of any project.  

Mitch Heinzeroth

With years of executive-level retail experience, Mitch knows how to bridge the gap between strategy and operations. Before joining SageRiver, he spent six years at Target Corp., leading teams for five years at the retailer’s top-performing store. There, he developed a passion for building teams and developing people and became one of Target’s experts on reverse logistics. In his fulfillment role, he also more than tripled store revenues from $3 million to $14 million in three years. Meet Mitch

Value Network Partners

Wondershift

Wonder no more. Achieve the results you need.

Helping organizations achieve resonance with their priority audiences.

Finding answers that make a difference.

Providing research-based insights to solve complex problems.