Executive Profile

Business Development Program

Islanders Business Club Executive Profile

Name: Eric Altstadter

Company: Eisner LLP

Title: Partner

Size of company/Number of employees: 500

Describe the nature of your business: CPA Firm

What sets your business apart from similar ones on Long Island?
We are an alternative to the very large firms. Our client’s tell us that our responsiveness and accessibility is what sets us apart.

Describe the business climate on Long Island as it pertains to your company: The Long Island community is a vital piece of our practice. Entrepreneurial companies are finding that it’s a wonderful asset to be located in Long Island and we as a firm focus our attention in this arena.

What drew you to becoming a member of the Islanders Business Club?
It is another way the team is reaching out to the community. We also like the connectivity with other Long Island organizations.

What do you hope to get out of your membership?
I want to have fun and gain new business.

Why should other businesses join the Islanders Business Club?
To support the team and develop contacts with other fans and businesses.


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