Suzanne Fletcher Director of Operations
suzanne@nashvilleonthemove.com
1033 Demonbreun St Suite 300, Nashville, TN, 37203, USA
Since joining our Team in 2016, Suzanne has been the creative force behind the scenes, seamlessly blending her expertise as a Public Relations Specialist, Event Planner, Graphic Designer, and Marketing Strategist. With a passion for communication in all its forms, she thrives on perfecting processes, planning unforgettable events, crafting compelling designs, and delivering standout PR campaigns. Whether she's strategizing a marketing plan or teaching a class at our brokerage, Suzanne brings energy, creativity, and a keen eye for detail to everything she touches. She was awarded Director of Operations of the Year in 2023 when our Team was part of Keller Williams® Music City Nashville Brokerage.
A right-brained, whimsical, and visual learner, Suzanne is fueled by creativity and loves connecting the dots to bring big-picture visions to life. She’s passionate about getting people excited about moving to and living in Nashville—or finding the perfect place to call home.
Born and raised in West Tennessee, Suzanne has had a lifelong connection to Music City, from family Thanksgivings to concerts, internships, and weekend getaways. Now a proud Nashvillian since 2016, she embraces the city's vibrance and community. A self-proclaimed cat lover, she finds joy in life’s simple pleasures. Despite the Southern stereotype, she’d prefer a strong cup of coffee over sweet tea any day! If she had one wish? To be a teenager in the 1950s. Need the perfect playlist for any occasion? She’s your go-to.
You’ll often find Suzanne at the best concerts (Dashboard Confessional is her all-time favorite), in a hot yoga class, reading the next book for her Book Club, walking in one of Nashville's many parks, hunting for the best matcha in town, tending to her garden, or hosting a party for friends. She’s actively involved in local organizations, including TENON, Women in Nash Network, and Nashville Girls Who Walk. A proud aunt to three beautiful children, she finds fulfillment in serving her community at Church of the City and investing deeply in her friendships. Suzanne believes in the power of random acts of kindness and strives to see life through all perspectives. Ultimately, she’s on a mission to infuse creativity and joy into every aspect of life and share God’s love with all people.
A right-brained, whimsical, and visual learner, Suzanne is fueled by creativity and loves connecting the dots to bring big-picture visions to life. She’s passionate about getting people excited about moving to and living in Nashville—or finding the perfect place to call home.
Born and raised in West Tennessee, Suzanne has had a lifelong connection to Music City, from family Thanksgivings to concerts, internships, and weekend getaways. Now a proud Nashvillian since 2016, she embraces the city's vibrance and community. A self-proclaimed cat lover, she finds joy in life’s simple pleasures. Despite the Southern stereotype, she’d prefer a strong cup of coffee over sweet tea any day! If she had one wish? To be a teenager in the 1950s. Need the perfect playlist for any occasion? She’s your go-to.
You’ll often find Suzanne at the best concerts (Dashboard Confessional is her all-time favorite), in a hot yoga class, reading the next book for her Book Club, walking in one of Nashville's many parks, hunting for the best matcha in town, tending to her garden, or hosting a party for friends. She’s actively involved in local organizations, including TENON, Women in Nash Network, and Nashville Girls Who Walk. A proud aunt to three beautiful children, she finds fulfillment in serving her community at Church of the City and investing deeply in her friendships. Suzanne believes in the power of random acts of kindness and strives to see life through all perspectives. Ultimately, she’s on a mission to infuse creativity and joy into every aspect of life and share God’s love with all people.
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"We are not called by God to do extraordinary things, but to do ordinary things with extraordinary love."