News: Long Island
Posted: July 2, 2019

Tsunis of GCB honored at NSASA’s 2nd Annual Golf Outing/Dinner Awards

Tsunis accepting his award from the NSASA.

Brookville, NY Gold Coast Bank’s (GCB) chairman & CEO, John Tsunis was honored by the Nassau/Suffolk Autism Society of America (NSASA) at their second Annual Golf Outing & Awards Dinner on June 3rd at Tam O’ Shanter Country Club. The event was put together by NSASA’s executive director Suzanne Reek and her team.

NSASA is a parent-run organization serving over 2,000 families on Long Island. Their mission is to support individuals with autism in their local community.

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