Susan Marie Barber (nee Hoxie), aged 63 and of Moorestown, New Jersey, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, January 31, 2024, leaving behind an amazing legacy filled with professional accomplishments, family values and her undying spirit of giving. Susan made a long journey from Pittsfield, Massachusetts, to become one of the leading figures within the financial services industry; it speaks volumes of her dedication, hard work and spread of love between colleagues, friends and family – as we pay our respects in this tribute dedicated to Susan we celebrate all her roles including professional achievements family values as pillar as well as friends & colleagues & her colleagues who will miss her dearly as we celebrate Susan as an icon within financial services industry as a professional as we explore different facets of Susan’s life story as professional, family pillar & friend
Who was Susan Marie Barber?
Susan was born to George and Mary Hoxie of Pittsfield, Massachusetts in 1959, where her early life laid the groundwork for her values and aspirations. Marrying Brian Barber from her high school sweetheart class in 1978 provided both fulfilling and inspirational opportunities in their journey together as parents for two sons named Blair and Bruce respectively.
Professionally, Susan was an undisputed pioneer in the financial services industry. For three decades she held leadership roles at some of America’s premier companies such as JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo; known for her passion, dedication to her teams, customer service excellence and reputation among peers, Susan was highly esteemed within these circles – beyond professional achievements she also was an inspiring mentor who guided many young women on their career paths with wisdom and kindness.
What Impact Has Susan Had on the Financial Services Industry?
Susan immensely impacted the financial services industry through her leadership roles. Not only did she contribute to the expansion and success of companies she worked for but she was a trailblazer for women entering what has traditionally been male-dominated fields like this one. Susan led with innovation, empathy, and strong ethical principles – truly inspiring many around her.
Susan left an indelible mark in the industry through not only the successes of her teams and the accolades she garnered but also through mentoring young professionals. Susan excelled at recognizing potential and nurturing it patiently and gently – not to mention being there as a friend and confidante, always available to listen or offer support when necessary.
