Susan Crump Susan Crump is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Safety Research Corporation of America (SRCA) and in this capacity she is responsible for all aspects of the corporation’s financial strategies, processes and operations. She is further responsible for strategic planning through researching current business trends and providing input during the constant refinement of corporate goals. Mrs. Crump further assesses new business opportunities by researching both government and commercial bids, and serves as the project lead on all contracting opportunities.

Education She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration (cum laude) with a concentration in Marketing and a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from Troy University.

Affiliations and Awards

Mrs. Crump actively supports professional, academic, and civic organizations, serving on numerous boards including the Board of Directors for the Wiregrass Museum of Art, Delta Mu Delta Business Honor Society, March of Dime Mothers March Neighborhood Campaign Leader, Member of WIND (Women Investing in a New Downtown), Executive Board Member, TUD Alumni Association (2000-2002), Chairperson, Troy University Dothan Invitational Golf Tournament (2001), Member-At-Large, Business Marketing Association (1999-2001), Marketing Communications Committee Member, Metal Building Manufacturers Association (1999-2001), and Recipient of Congressional Art Award - Second District of Alabama (1991).

Experience

Before joining SRCA, Mrs. Crump was owner of a consulting company that spearheaded the full-scale marketing launch of a new roofing and components company in the Southeastern United States, and prior to that she was the Marketing Manager of Magnatrax Corporation, a $1.4 billion holding company to such companies as American Buildings Company, CBC, Kirby Building Systems, Gulf States Manufacturers, Magnatran, and AMS. Mrs. Crump has held various management and technical positions with Wiregrass United Way, Wesley Manor Retirement Center, and Papillion Publications.