Sue Metzger

Executive Mentor | Everyday AI: Practical Tools for a Smarter Life

Sue McFarland Metzger is a professor of Management Information Systems at Villanova University. Prior to coming to Villanova, she was a Director of Global Support for SAP America, managing teams and processes that provided large scale, global support to critical customer situations. She received her MS in Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania and undergraduate degree from Bucknell University. At the Villanova School of Business, she teaches courses ranging from machine learning, data transformation, data management, business intelligence as well as programming. Sue has spearheaded the VU Women in Tech initiative at Villanova that hosts events for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to share experiences leading with technology, highlight opportunities for women to innovate technology, and motivate those who hesitate. Sue’s work has been recognized by the university community: The Wildcat Crossing Award (2017), faculty recipient of The Meyer Innovation & Creative Excellence Award (2016) and the Gerald A. Dougherty Endowed School of Business Faculty Award (2014).