John Kanas JR
Member · Central Suffolk Hospital Foundation
Member at Central Suffolk Hospital Foundation. Listed as an officer, director, or key employee across 1 organization on the Form 990 record.
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John Kanas Jr. is a dedicated nonprofit leader and a Senior Vice President of Commercial Private Banking at BankUnited.
He is the son of prominent banker John Kanas and Elaine Kanas, and continues his family's legacy of philanthropy on Long Island. Kanas Jr.
serves on the board of the Central Suffolk Hospital Foundation, which supports Peconic Bay Medical Center, and is the longtime chair of its Annual Golf Outing. Through his leadership, the Golf Classic has raised $1.5 million for the hospital.
He also holds a real estate license and has experience in both banking and commercial real estate.
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- Nonprofit Studies (Minor) · Gordon College: Business Administration (Major)
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