Obituary: Susan Ellis campaigned for giving more responsibility and support to volunteers. They weren’t just 'little old ladies in flowery hats,' the consultant said.
Susan J. Ellis, in search of a career after earning degrees in English and folklore, latched onto a more novel idea: giving advice on how to manage volunteers. Ms. Ellis, who died Feb.
24 of cancer at age 70, founded a Philadelphia-based consulting firm, Energize Inc., in 1977 to teach nonprofits and other organizations how to use volunteers more effectively. Over the next four decades she wrote or co-wrote 14 books, gave speeches in 26 countries and became one of the...
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