EisnerAmper Podcast

Why Cloud Accounting Makes Sense for Your Company

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Tim Schuster, Senior Manager in the Private Business Services Group, has a conversation with John Delalio, Managing Director of EisnerAmper’s Outsourced Accounting Services Group. John explains what cloud accounting is, why accurate and timely information is critical, and how outsourcing your accounting department can benefit your company.

Pandemic Impact on the Workplace of the Future

Darren Griffith, a Director at EisnerAmper and Jennifer Samel, Tri-State Regional Workplace Manager for Newmark Knight Frank, discuss the evolving impact of the pandemic on the workplace, as well as implications for the future of the office market.

Raising Capital When Everyone Is Scared: A Conversation with Garry Jensen

As we continue to explore the capital raising environment for funds in a virtual context against a backdrop of economic uncertainty, we turn to Garry Jensen, Managing Partner of Jensen Capital Partners, to get his insights. With an international track record of success in investment banking and capital markets, Garry is uniquely positioned to comment on the current environment for managers seeking to connect with allocators.

Q3 Venture Capital Marks the Home Stretch for 2020

EisnerAmper Managing Director of Capital Markets Alan Wink looks at the VC landscape going into the home stretch of 2020 and the rise of special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). Alan is joined by Michael Rosenberg—a director in the firm’s Process, Risk, and Technology Solutions—to discuss the impact of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) on VC investment.

Adapting Internal Audit: An Outlook, Post COVID-19

Nina Kelleher, a director in Process, Risk, and Technology Solutions, speaks with Alan Frank, a partner in Process, Risk and Technology Solutions. Alan gives some insight on how internal audit professionals are anticipating the role of the internal auditor to change in a post COVID-19 environment.

Mitigar el Riesgo de Fraude en el Sector Inmobiliario Durante la Pandemia

Una pandemia ofrece una gran oportunidad de fraude en los negocios. Debido a los cambios en las operaciones, las prioridades y la seguridad, estamos viendo una mayor actividad de fraude. Carol Surowiec y Nelson Luis analizan el aumento de las vulnerabilidades y ofrecen formas de mitigar estos riesgos.

Mitigating Fraud Risk in Real Estate During the Pandemic

A pandemic offers a huge opportunity for fraud in business. Due to changes in operations, priorities, and security, we’re seeing heightened fraud activity. Carol Surowiec and Nelson Luis discuss the increased vulnerabilities, and offer ways to mitigate these risks.

Capital Raising During COVID-19

In this episode of Engaging Alternatives Spotlight, Elana Margulies-Snyderman, Senior Manager, Publications, EisnerAmper speaks with Greg Royce, Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Maximus Long Short Equity Management, a low-net exposure industrials and materials focused hedge fund. Royce discusses how his firm experienced robust growth in assets under management amid a challenging year of capital raising for the hedge fund industry and how his firm was successful garnering investor allocations in a virtual world as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The Power & Responsibility of a Leader: Practical Steps to Own Your Impact

Nkrumah Pierre, Director for EisnerAmper’s Friends of the Firm Program and leadership coach and strategist Raabia Shafi, discuss the opportunity to level up your personal leadership with practical self awareness. Raabia will offer three introspective exercises for boosting empathy for yourself and your team. These techniques will help you get clarity on your intentions, get a pulse on what it feels like to be on the receiving end of your leadership style, and tap into the resources in your personal and professional networks to help you evolve. 

The Power & Responsibility of a Leader: The Theory of Leadership

Nkrumah Pierre, Director for EisnerAmper’s Friends of the Firm Program and leadership coach and strategist Raabia Shafi, discuss how leaders set the tone for the culture of an organization and how you can take ownership of the way you impact your team and customers. Raabia will share how humans have a primal instinct to follow leaders, which makes it even more important for us to cultivate self-awareness and empathy. She'll also share her perspective on the difference between being good at your job and being a good leader, and how you don't have to be born with certain traits to be successful.