EisnerAmper Podcast

In this episode of “A Wink and a Glance at Venture Capital,” EisnerAmper Managing Director of Capital Markets Alan Wink recaps Q3 of 2019. Alan mentions a key record that was broken this year, mega deal momentum, and what he sees for the 2019 finishing line.

Matt Kerzner and Tim Schuster discuss the second step in the process for succession planning, Governance.

David Sumner, a director in EisnerAmper’s Financial Advisory Services Group talks about detecting and responding to fraud at not-for-profits. Useful advice for any type of organization, David discusses the factors that can set the stage for fraud, along with best practices to be proactive as well as how to respond to incidents of fraud should they occur.

Meredith Brown and Kristen Whelan from ADP join Tim Schuster as they discuss the importance of hiring employees who can legally work in the United States.

In this episode Dan Gibson, partner in EisnerAmper's Private Business Services Group, and Tim Schuster, Senior Manager, discuss real life examples of instances of fraud and the three factors that incentivize fraud.

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Tim Schuster and Steve Abbott, president of Abbott Consulting Group, discuss some of the ways your business can take advantage of state tax incentive programs, such as through relocation, investment and staff training.

Matt Kerzner and Tim Schuster discuss the first step in the process for succession planning, the Transition/Exit Strategy.

Matt Kerzner and Tim Schuster discuss the six steps the Center for Family Business Excellence takes a client through regarding succession planning.

The IRS sent a recent round of letters to cryptocurrency investors regarding their reporting obligations. Tim Speiss, Co-Leader of EisnerAmper’s Personal Wealth Group, discusses why someone would receive a warning letter, what they should do, penalties for failing to report, and the long-term tax outlook of cryptocurrency investment.

Nancy Vailakis from IQ-EQ joins Matt Kerzner and Tim Schuster to discuss various types of charitable efforts.

Meredith Brown from ADP joins Tim Schuster to employee versus employer perspectives on the evolution of compensation, financial wellness and employee incentives.

With his pulse constantly on the VC market, EisnerAmper director Alan Wink examines Q2 2019. He tells us if we are on pace to match 2018’s record year, what’s on tap for the next quarter, and if this will go down as the year of the mega deal.

You’ve heard of employee benefits like 401(k)s, life insurance, and paid vacation time. But with changing demographics and technologies, companies are looking at alternative types of benefits to attract and retain talent. EisnerAmper business advisor Tim Schuster examines what some of these are, who’s using them, and if they’re having the desire result.

In this episode, Matt Kerzner and Tim Schuster have a high level discussion regarding the importance of maintaining and protecting Human Resources using the human resource diagnostic model. By developing policies and procedures can help maintain a healthy organization.

EisnerAmper Private Business Services advisor Tim Schuster looks at executive compensation, an increasingly broad issue that impacts both companies and prospective executives. Going beyond merely salary, Tim covers option grants, deferred compensation, fringe benefits and more. He also examines what to be aware of when preparing an executive compensation package.

In this podcast, Partner-in-Charge of EisnerAmper’s Pension Services Group Diane Wasser talks about today’s many complex challenges facing employee benefit plan administrators. Diane also shares her time-tested guiding principles, the current state of the pension sector, and a pair of real-life case studies.

Matt Kerzner and Tim Schuster are joined by Alan Scharfstein, from the DAK group, to discuss the mergers and acquisitions market and company exit strategies. If you are not prepared for your exit strategy, you should begin the process as soon as possible. 

In this inaugural podcast, EisnerAmper Director Nkrumah Pierre talks about an innovative program to match business and finance executives with career opportunities. He covers the origins, scope and even a real-life case study. Nkrumah concludes with how you or your firm can benefit from this unique initiative.  

The game of golf is alive and kicking, according to Jeff Boyle, EisnerAmper senior business advisor. In this episode of “The Boyleing Point,” Jeff looks at the business side of golf: courses, equipment, apparel. With Tiger’s historic win at the 2019 Masters, is golf poised to break some revenue numbers? We’ll also examine the impact of Millennials and legalized gambling on the game of golf.