Will Sussman is a lifelong Long Islander, engineer, and educator. He earned degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Yale and MIT, and today serves as an adjunct professor at Yeshiva University.
Will began his career as a unionized worker, where he saw firsthand how systems can fail the people they’re supposed to serve. Rather than accept the status quo, he took action—filing federal complaints with the National Labor Relations Board and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Will later joined the Manhattan Institute, focusing on issues that directly affect New Yorkers, including education, labor, and government accountability. He has become a leading voice against antisemitism, and has testified before Congress on the issue.
Will's writing has appeared in numerous outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, New York Post, The Free Press, and Newsday.