From Stage Lights to Silicon Valley: Introducing Suzy DeLine, Host of Crafted Journeys

 

Every artisan has a story, and in this introduction, host Suzy DeLine turns the microphone on herself. From growing up on a Wisconsin dairy farm with Broadway dreams, to building a career in Silicon Valley with Intel, Intuit, Adobe, and PayPal, Suzy shares the twists, turns, and defining moments that shaped her journey. Along the way, she discovered the joy of storytelling not only on stage, but also in business and technology — a thread that eventually led her to found Digital Artisans.

With warmth, humor, and candor, Suzy reveals how she became a lifelong learner, diving into digital marketing, earning certifications, and embracing new technologies to stay at the forefront of change. Today, through Digital Artisans and the Crafted Journeys podcast, she’s building a space where every career path matters. This introduction sets the tone for what’s to come: real stories, genuine connections, and inspiration for anyone navigating their own unique professional journey.

Most importantly, Suzy invites listeners to see themselves in these stories. Whether you’re just starting out, reinventing your path, or reflecting on decades of experience, her message is clear: every step matters, and every journey is worth telling.

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