Who We Are
Influencing with integrity is the guiding principle behind the Inseitz Group, a Northwest Arkansas consulting company. Founded in 2013 by Dr. Becky Paneitz, the Inseitz Group is a consulting firm that specializes in leadership training, organizational development, and board relations. They provide clients and partner organizations with trustworthy, quality leadership and counsel.
Inseitz Group Coach Feature
One characteristic of Suzi Vermillion’s life has been change. Her career in sales mandated that she and her family relocate eight times in 16 years. Life has presented struggles for Suzi like dealing with her husband’s health issues, the highs, and lows of raising boys and finding personal balance while traveling for work 60% of the time.
In 2014, Suzi retired from Sherwin- Williams, a Fortune 500 Company, where she worked for 22 years in sales, most recently as a National Account Manager. Suzi currently lives in Northwest Arkansas. Her passion is helping women develop and grow both corporately and personally. Susan speaks to women’s groups on contentment and trust.
PLE Coach Suzi Vermillion
“I’m thrilled at the chance to support
a deserving female leader in a STEM-based field.
To encourage more girls into STEM, we need more
‘Leading Ladies’ in STEM that these girls can look up to.”Angela Grayson, Principal and Founder of Precipice IP PLLC
“Because of PLE, I now have a sense of direction for my life and am actively pursuing the Life Plan that I created while in the program. I understand more fully my mission and it is the lens that I look through in everything that I do! I have even begin to lay the foundation for pursuing other opportunities within the program where I work. I AM A FREE AND CONFIDENT WOMAN and it all began when I walked into the door of this program!”Timika Williams, Office Manager – Saving Grace
“I came out of this class feeling two ways: Inspired and Confident. This inspiration revealed my core principles and in turn, my true goals in life. More than that however, I also found in myself the confidence to pursue those goals without inhibition. The things that I experienced in this class I will take with me to make me a stronger leader and a stronger woman.”Rebecca Marlatt, Banking Center Manager – First Security Bank
“I’m thrilled at the chance to support
a deserving female leader in a STEM-based field.
To encourage more girls into STEM, we need more
‘Leading Ladies’ in STEM that these girls can look up to.”Angela Grayson, Principal and Founder of Precipice IP PLLC
“Because of PLE, I now have a sense of direction for my life and am actively pursuing the Life Plan that I created while in the program. I understand more fully my mission and it is the lens that I look through in everything that I do! I have even begin to lay the foundation for pursuing other opportunities within the program where I work. I AM A FREE AND CONFIDENT WOMAN and it all began when I walked into the door of this program!”Timika Williams, Office Manager – Saving Grace
“I came out of this class feeling two ways: Inspired and Confident. This inspiration revealed my core principles and in turn, my true goals in life. More than that however, I also found in myself the confidence to pursue those goals without inhibition. The things that I experienced in this class I will take with me to make me a stronger leader and a stronger woman.”Rebecca Marlatt, Banking Center Manager – First Security Bank
We took the NWA Leadership Pledge!
By taking this pledge, we are demonstrating our organization’s commitment to addressing systemic racism and promoting a more equitable and inclusive Northwest Arkansas region.
Inseitz Group Making Headlines
Dr. Paneitz Featured in Forbes
Unreasonable Request: Name A Building After Me
Stephanie Burns Contributor
Dr. Paneitz talks to Forbes about knowing your worth and having the confidence to put yourself out there in order to acheive your goals.
PLE Program Highlighted on 40/29 News
More women running for office in Arkansas
Dr. Paneitz talks to 40/29 about the rise in the amount of women running for political office, empowerment, and the desire for women to have more say in legislation.