Bryan Suddith
For Kettering City Council
As the largest Dayton suburb, Kettering has a duty to lead the region. Join me in keeping Kettering the best managed and most innovative community in Montgomery County.
My education and experience provides me the tools to lead and find solutions that serve every Kettering resident. I’ve been engaged with the community as a City Volunteer, Scout Leader and School Volunteer for almost 20 years. I have the knowledge and experience the Council needs now.
Experience Matters
Like many Kettering residents, Bryan came to this community to raise a family and grow as a professional. The strength of the Kettering community provides ample opportunity to build civic-minded experience. The city overflows with great people committed to giving back and cultivating the best in all of us.
From his years of volunteerism and work with the Montgomery County Veterans Services Commission, Bryan Suddith has developed the experience to act as a liaison between the community and government. It’s what he does every day.
Bryan knows the Kettering community. He knows how to work with local governments to enact effective policy. Bryan Suddith is the right person for the job.
Kettering Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Arts Board. Bryan’s time on the board has given him important insights into city services and how they are distributed.
Kettering Charter Review Commission. Bryan has contributed to the foundational laws of Kettering and has the necessary knowledge to be an effective council member.
Kettering Leadership Academy and Leadership Dayton. Bryan has benefited from both programs expanding his network among the Who’s Who of Dayton area leaders and executives.
Master’s Degree in Public Administration. Bryan’s formal education has taught him about the nuances of local government.
Scout Leader. Bryan knows Kettering families and has worked as a mentor to Kettering youth.
School Volunteer, City Volunteer. Bryan has made it a practice to be involved in the areas of the community that impact families the most.
Deputy Director, Montgomery Veteran Services Commission. Bryan leads a team that works with local veterans to provide the services they need.
About Bryan
Bryan Suddith and his wife Melissa have been Kettering residents and homeowners for more than 20 years. Bryan and Melissa chose Kettering for their family after Melissa finished her time in the U.S. Air Force. Their two sons both graduated from Fairmont High School.
Bryan loves to help people, tell stories, and commune around a great BBQ.
His career includes management and leadership roles in both local government and the non-profit sector, as well as extensive experience in marketing and PR.
Ready to Support Bryan?
An investment to the Suddith campaign is an investment in a better Kettering. Help propel Bryan to City Council so he can fight for you.