Sue Clark's interest in real estate began when she was still just a school child, growing up in Bridgewater, New Jersey. "I remember riding the bus to school in the morning," she said. "While the other kids were laughing and playing I was looking at the houses." She prepared for her eventual life's work in home real estate by attending Mount Vernon College in Washington DC. She studied communications and public relations. After college she entered the hospitality industry where she learned customer service on the front lines, working for top organizations such as Hyatt and Holiday Inn. Her passion for service in business stoked her natural entrepreneurialism and led her to start two businesses. The first, "Hospitality Assistants," was a temp firm for the hotel and convention industries. After moving to Baltimore she purchased "Consignment Collection," a liquidation company that helped homeowners downsize their possessions.
Sue knowledge in public relations, customer service, and business all came together when she entered the residential real estate world back in 2006. In 2007 she joined Yerman Witman Gaines and Conklin, before continuing with its successor, Berkshire Hathaway. Today, her quest is to help buyers find that perfect home, and to help sellers downsize to a home that is the right fit for their needs and stage of life. Sue partners with her husband of 33 years, Bob Clark. They have four children: Jenna, 30; Carolyn, 27; Ryan, 26; and 24-year old Garrison. When she's not working, Sue enjoys antiquing, needlepoint, cultivating in her garden and reading a good book.
