Suzanne M. Bock

Suzanne Bock founded Inter|phil after almost two decades of service in corporate governance, legal management, community organizations, fundraising and media relations.

Most recently she served as Vice President of Philanthropy Magazine for more than two years. During her tenure, Suzanne developed relationships with some of the most influential philanthropists from around the world, who were featured as profiles and cover stories in the magazine. 

With a double major in Legal Studies and Business Administration from William Woods University, Suzanne’s career has taken her from running law firms and an architectural design firm to managing marketing and business development for companies across a range of industries.

Suzanne has coordinated large budgets, large staffs and large numbers of volunteers. She has produced and served on numerous galas and fundraising events, including the Beaux Arts Ball, the 9/11 Freedom 5K Run and Festival, Junior League Ball of Dallas, and the American Heart Association Cotes du Couer Ball. Suzanne also founded the NEXT Generation of Philanthropists organization for young philanthropists.  She has served on several local nonprofit boards, including The Assist The Officer Foundation and an international board for The Rodinia Foundation.

In addition, she produced the Philanthropy Word Hall of Fame Awards for 2002 and 2003 and served as liaison to international philanthropists, celebrities and their foundations including Prince Albert of Monaco, Leeza Gibbons, Chuck Norris, Christopher Reeves, David Robinson and Mike Modano, to name just a few. 

Prior to co-founding Inter|phil, Suzanne was already a respected community and business leader, with clients and friends among the most influential business, political and community leaders in Texas, the U.S. and internationally.  She is a devoted and loving aunt to three nieces and two nephews.  When Suzanne is not tirelessly working, she enjoys visiting her family and friends around the world.