In her spare time, Oliver was a talented airplane pilot and in 1966, she survived a small plane crash. In addition, Oliver directed short films and a few episodes of television series. Oliver's film career was sporadic after 1970 however, she was active in the American Film Institute's workshop for women.
She joined the cast of Peyton Place as Ann Colby Howard in 1966, while continuing her film career.
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Before making her movie debut in The Green Eyed Blonde in 1957, Oliver studied drama at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of Theater. Later, she attempted to become the first woman to single-handedly fly a single-engine plane from New York to Moscow, but was thwarted in Best known as a television actress who guest starred on shows ranging from The Twilight Zone to Wagon Train to Murder She Wrote, American supporting actress Susan Oliver also worked on-stage and in the occasional feature film. Oliver won the 1970 Powder Puff Derby air race and was then named Pilot of the Year. Enquire / Apply Call Program Director, Rebecca White on 0420 702 125 or Ruth Medd, Executive Chair Women on Boards 0419 407 231Īpply here for WOBSX. Please include your CV and relevant information.įollow WOBSX on LinkedIn to stay updated on opportunities and developments.Biography: Best known as a television actress who guest starred on shows ranging from The Twilight Zone to Wagon Train to Murder She Wrote, American supporting actress Susan Oliver also worked on-stage and in the occasional feature film. She was awarded a Centenary Medal in 2001 for service to Australian society in business and an AM in 2019 for significant service to business and to women.
She has contributed significantly to the innovation, IT and arts policy agendas in Australia. Susan has extensive experience in technology commercialisation, policy development and strategy consulting.
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She is an entrepreneur and co-inventor of two software systems. Her current appointments are Independent member of the Investment Committee for IFM investors, Chair of The Wheeler Centre, on the board of the Melbourne Theatre Company and Fishermans Bend Development Board. She is an experienced chairman and company director serving on the boards of major Australian listed and privately owned companies. Susan is one of the founders of Scale Investors, chaired the board since inception, is an active angel investor through Scale and dedicated to supporting innovation and participation by women as both entrepreneurs and investors. Pictured here enjoying last drinks before COVID 19 prevented such gatherings. The syndicate was named after successful chair, director, angel investor and innovator, Susan Oliver AM. Non-Executive-Director and Chair, Rob Shaw, led the fifth WOBSX syndicate to graduation in 2020 - a year in which the syndicate had to switch to online meetings due to COVID 19. WOBSX Susan Oliver AM Syndicate Graduates
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