Tracy Sullivan
As our resident “numbers guy”, Tracy is responsible for Payment Savvy’s financial planning, analysis and projections. With 20 years of accounting experience under his belt with various CPA and high technology firms, we look to him to ensure our fiscal future stays in the black. He is a highly regarded member of our team and we appreciate his hands-on approach and diligent attention to detail. With Tracy we are able to apply innovative, practical and outcome driven financial strategies to take Payment Savvy to the next level.
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