Suzan Haskins

Suzan Haskins was born in Oklahoma, and grew up in Kansas, North Dakota, and New Jersey, before moving to Omaha in 1976. She has a degree in journalism from the University of Nebraska. She spent nearly 25 years working in corporate advertising and marketing in Omaha. Finally, she said “not another winter in Omaha” and began looking for a way to live where the weather and scenery were better and she could do more of the things she had always wanted to do.

Suzan Haskins was an International Living subscriber and started pestering the publisher for a job. In 2001, International Living relented, and hired Suzan and her husband, Dan Prescher, to work for IL in Quito, Ecuador. From there, the Haskins/Prescher team moved to Mexico. In 2006 and early 2007 they lived in Panama, and Nicaragua before recently returning to Merida, Mexico. Suzan is International Living’s Latin America Editorial Director and is responsible for the company’s Latin America-based publications. She and Dan have just finished renovating a house in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. They also own property elsewhere in Mexico, and in Nicaragua and Ecuador.

Suzan Haskins will draw your attention to several choice spots south of the border that nobody else is talking about yet…

Like a genteel Colonial city, for instance, where arched doorways beckon you in. Here the people are warm, the medical care is excellent (and extremely affordable), and the weather is always warm. A full-time housekeeper will cost you $100 a week and a full meal at a local spot will set you back just $4.

Hear from Suzan Haskins in the Live and Invest Overseas Conference Package – Order it here.