Suzette is known for her passion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to her clients. With a background in economics and a successful career in fashion, she brought a unique blend of business acumen, creativity, and people skills to real estate in 2001. She doesn't just sell homes - she sells lifestyles. Her imaginative staging, strategic presentation, and savvy digital marketing help sellers maximize their home's value, while buyers benefit from her ability to recognize a property's full potential.

In 2020, Suzette founded the SK Homes Team at Compass with a mission to elevate the real estate experience, guide clients toward new beginnings, and build lasting relationships beyond the transaction. Her team has earned RealTrends Verified recognition among the top 1.5% of real estate professionals nationwide for five consecutive years (2022–2026), reflecting a consistent commitment to excellence. As a member of REALM Global, an exclusive network of accomplished luxury real estate professionals, Suzette offers clients valuable connections and opportunities extending well beyond the local market.

As a Certified Senior Advisor (CSA®) and founding member of Compass Plus, a division of Compass dedicated to guiding older adults and their families through life transitions, Suzette brings compassion, patience, and understanding to every stage of the real estate journey. She believes exceptional service is never one-size-fits-all, approaching each client with personalized attention, thoughtful guidance, and genuine care. Her mission is to make every transition not just manageable, but empowering.

After raising her children in Chappaqua, New York, Suzette embraced a new chapter in Stamford, Connecticut, which she has proudly called home for more than a decade. Now enjoying life as an empty nester with her husband, Brad, she understands firsthand the excitement and possibilities that come with life's transitions. Outside of real estate, Suzette enjoys pickleball, live music, dancing, and long walks with their beloved rescue dog and “foster fail,” Linus.