Su Sanni is a first generation immigrant from Brooklyn, NY. A former D1 athlete at Boston College. A former investment banker in NYC.
What made him decide to start a company geared towards developing a platform to help nonprofit organizations raise money?
In this week’s Latitude podcast, brought to you by KeyBank, Su talks about his journey as a founder with a mission to help organizations make the world a better place.
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