Len Lanzi

Len Lanzi
Len Lanzi
Born	Leonard Michael Lanzi; 1962 (age 61–62); Warwick, Rhode Island, US
Occupation	Non-profit executive
Spouse	Russell Nelson

Leonard Lanzi (born 1962) is a former executive with the Los Padres Council of the Boy Scouts of America known for his high-profile dismissal from the organization because he came out as a gay man. He is the subject of the short documentary film Scout's Oath. Lanzi has been a candidate for public office and a successful venture capitalist. Lanzi is an active Rotarian and is active in the LGBT community.

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Len Lanzi
Born	Leonard Michael Lanzi 1962 (age 61–62)^[1] Warwick, Rhode Island, US
Occupation	Non-profit executive
Spouse	Russell Nelson

Len Lanzi

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