Susanna Quinn is a cancer survivor, entrepreneur, writer and philanthropist. She was Founder and CEO of Veluxe, an on-demand fitness and beauty company, which she sold to Glamsquad.

Susanna started her career on Capitol Hill, working as a Research Assistant, Legislative Aide and Deputy Chief of Staff in the United States Congress. Prior to founding Veluxe, Susanna worked in real estate, as a freelance writer and as a consultant.  Susanna has been featured in The Washington Post, Washingtonian, Washington Life, Baltimore Sun, Chicago Sun Times, Town and Country Magazine and other publications as a business, fashion and lifestyle expert and her writing has also appeared in The Washington Post, Huffington Post, The Washington Times, The Daily Beast, The Sunday Paper and Capitol File magazine. Susanna holds regular off the record salon media dinners for women journalists with members of the House and the Senate, the Cabinet and senior Administration officials on the topics of the day.

In her philanthropic work, Susanna is a sustaining board member of the Prevent Cancer Foundation and has chaired the Prevent Cancer Foundation gala for the last two years. She has chaired two National Portrait Gallery’s Portrait of a Nation galas, the Children’s Ball for the Children’s National Medical Center, the Share our Strength’s No Kid Hungry annual dinner and the Meridian Ball.

She lives in Washington DC with her son and daughter.