Dr Suzanne Moss, Director of Learning and Public Engagement, RHS Wisley

Sue leads the Learning and Public Engagement Division helping to ensure all the incredible work of the RHS is visible to more people, in more ways

Suzanne’s career story

Sue presenting at the RHS School of Horticulture ceremony
Sue presenting at the RHS School of Horticulture ceremony

A move to the great outdoors

Sue began her career at the RHS 16 years ago. She trained as a horticultural student and would not be where she is now, without the excellent training and people that she met during that experience.

Horticulture was not something that Sue had planned to do, as she started her career in archaeology. She realised this wasn’t for her, and that she wanted to do something more creative, and knew she enjoyed being outside, so horticulture seemed like a good move.

Finding inspiration in her work

In her current role as a Director, leading the Learning and Public Engagement Division (a new Division which came out of the RHS Strategy to 2030), Sue experienced a steep learning curve working with the different teams, and thinking how about how they fit together.

She has found it inspirational to go out and talk to people about all the work that the RHS is doing, and feels that it’s not always obvious how much the RHS is involved.

Finding ways to work with different teams
Finding ways to work with different teams

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“Education doesn’t change the world, but education changes people, and people change the world. That’s why it’s important because if we want to change the world, education is central to that.”

Dr Suzanne Moss, Director of Learning and Public Engagement

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The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK’s leading gardening charity. We aim to enrich everyone’s life through plants, and make the UK a greener and more beautiful place.