As an intern for LaunchSource, I had the amazing opportunity to work directly with Sasanka on many projects. During the Pandemic of 2020, and addressing important issues in the work place he was able to lead our team through crucial conversations such as diversity, equity, and inclusion in the modern sales organization. Sasanka has been a leader who challenges his team to push themselves to be their best through his mentorship and guidance.

I met Sasanka at a previous job and have since worked with him on two software projects as an independent contractor. It's not always easy for software developers to report to business folks on a project, but Sasanka has been awesome and a pleasure to work with. When it comes to the technical side of projects, he shows a willingness to understand and learn more about it while letting people with the right skills make the right decisions. Sasanka values me as more than just a cost to building the technical side of his company. He takes my advice seriously, allows his team to learn from me, and enables me to learn from him and his team about the business side of things. Sasanka's passion for building his team is impressive. He let's really skilled people do what they do best. As a software developer, that's one of the most important characteristics I look for when working with someone. I hope to continue working with him!

As a software engineer, I owe my first mind-opening experience suiting-up and going out to a prospective customer site for a sales pitch - thanks to Sasanka. BD and Engineering are often so very far apart in the way we go about our daily objectives, but Sasanka knows how to leverage technical engineer-folk (to his benefit) to potential non-technical customers - which, by nature, improved two outcomes: I was better able to understand our customer, and our potential customers could place faith in being able to ask any challenging technical question without BD needing to defer it for later to for an engineering-team response. Amazing stuff. Sasanka and I remain in contact today, years later.

As an intern for LaunchSource, I had the amazing opportunity to work directly with Sasanka on many projects. During the Pandemic of 2020, and addressing important issues in the work place he was able to lead our team through crucial conversations such as diversity, equity, and inclusion in the modern sales organization. Sasanka has been a leader who challenges his team to push themselves to be their best through his mentorship and guidance.

I met Sasanka at a previous job and have since worked with him on two software projects as an independent contractor. It's not always easy for software developers to report to business folks on a project, but Sasanka has been awesome and a pleasure to work with. When it comes to the technical side of projects, he shows a willingness to understand and learn more about it while letting people with the right skills make the right decisions. Sasanka values me as more than just a cost to building the technical side of his company. He takes my advice seriously, allows his team to learn from me, and enables me to learn from him and his team about the business side of things. Sasanka's passion for building his team is impressive. He let's really skilled people do what they do best. As a software developer, that's one of the most important characteristics I look for when working with someone. I hope to continue working with him!

As a software engineer, I owe my first mind-opening experience suiting-up and going out to a prospective customer site for a sales pitch - thanks to Sasanka. BD and Engineering are often so very far apart in the way we go about our daily objectives, but Sasanka knows how to leverage technical engineer-folk (to his benefit) to potential non-technical customers - which, by nature, improved two outcomes: I was better able to understand our customer, and our potential customers could place faith in being able to ask any challenging technical question without BD needing to defer it for later to for an engineering-team response. Amazing stuff. Sasanka and I remain in contact today, years later.

As an intern for LaunchSource, I had the amazing opportunity to work directly with Sasanka on many projects. During the Pandemic of 2020, and addressing important issues in the work place he was able to lead our team through crucial conversations such as diversity, equity, and inclusion in the modern sales organization. Sasanka has been a leader who challenges his team to push themselves to be their best through his mentorship and guidance.

I met Sasanka at a previous job and have since worked with him on two software projects as an independent contractor. It's not always easy for software developers to report to business folks on a project, but Sasanka has been awesome and a pleasure to work with. When it comes to the technical side of projects, he shows a willingness to understand and learn more about it while letting people with the right skills make the right decisions. Sasanka values me as more than just a cost to building the technical side of his company. He takes my advice seriously, allows his team to learn from me, and enables me to learn from him and his team about the business side of things. Sasanka's passion for building his team is impressive. He let's really skilled people do what they do best. As a software developer, that's one of the most important characteristics I look for when working with someone. I hope to continue working with him!

As a software engineer, I owe my first mind-opening experience suiting-up and going out to a prospective customer site for a sales pitch - thanks to Sasanka. BD and Engineering are often so very far apart in the way we go about our daily objectives, but Sasanka knows how to leverage technical engineer-folk (to his benefit) to potential non-technical customers - which, by nature, improved two outcomes: I was better able to understand our customer, and our potential customers could place faith in being able to ask any challenging technical question without BD needing to defer it for later to for an engineering-team response. Amazing stuff. Sasanka and I remain in contact today, years later.