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At the EisnerAmper Long Island Business Summit, Alan Wink moderated a lively, fast-moving discussion on capital formation strategies influencing both organic growth, growth by proximity, and what is driving the Long Island economy.

As Mark Meinberg interviewed the Beechwood Organization’s Steven Dubb at EisnerAmper’s 2018 Long Island Business Summit, he noted the difficulties of succession planning as family businesses transition to the next generation.

A networking event through WEDLI (the Women’s Economic Development of Long Island, a not-for-profit organization whose goals are to foster economic development on Long Island) featured subject matter of great concern - the LIRR Third Track proposal.

Jon Ledecky closed out the Long Island Business Summit with a few motivational ideas, reminding everyone to be 1,000% in tune and in touch with their communities as well as how everyone will remember their legacy, not the person.

More than 1,000 Long Island business people gathered for the annual Long Island Association Fall Luncheon. The luncheon featured a conversation between LIA President and CEO Kevin Law and former Secretary of State, General Colin L. Powell.

The Women’s Collaborative had an event called Leading & Managing in a Changing Workplace at their headquarters in Melville. Bernadine (Bernie) Han, Vice President of News & Local Programming at Time Warner Cable Inc., was the keynote speaker.

A behind-the-scenes chat with former Shark Tank contestant Patrick Ambron. Patrick is the co-founder and CEO of BrandYourself.com, an organization that has developed software that helps people improve their own personal search results.

First Long Island Investors, LLC hosted a breakfast discussion with Meena Bose, Executive Dean for Public Policy and Public Service Programs, Peter S. Kalikow School of Government, Public Policy and International Affairs at Hofstra University.

An attorney’s financial well-being depends on maximizing their career earnings, investing wisely, and protecting their assets.

The NJ Manufacturers Voucher Program provides the state’s manufacturers with funding of up to $250,000 to access the equipment they need to grow operations, increase profits and enter emerging industries

This article offers information related to the different types of specific, state-distributed cannabis licenses required to open and operate a cannabis-related business within New Jersey, whether it’s medical or recreational. These licenses are reviewed and issued via an open application process through the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission.

Understand the pros and cons of invoice factoring as a finance option for consumer product companies.

The Small and Homestead Independent Producers (“SHIP”) Act aims to keep local and small-family cultivators competitive with growing commercial operations by creating new revenue opportunities both within and, pending federal legalization, across state lines.

On July 28, 2022, the EisnerAmper Cannabis and Hemp Team and Wayne Margulies of the Cannabis & Hemp Insurance Specialty Team at HUB International Limited, hosted a webinar on strategies cannabis-based business owners can use to effectively scale their operations.

President Biden announced plans to pardon every person that has previously been convicted on federal marijuana “simple possession” charges as part of efforts to minimize, if not eliminate, the barrier to employment and housing eligibility that those previously convicted of simple possession face.

This content features a quick look at how, in certain ‘established’ cannabis markets, flower prices are falling and a large amount of inventory exists, prompting cultivators to ask regulators and lawmakers to stop issuing new cultivation licenses.

As cannabis legalization continues to gain traction in states, many employers are reevaluating their drug screen processes.

California is ending the cultivation tax for harvested cannabis entering the state’s market.

Earlier this month, the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (“CRC”) announced and adopted the first set of rules and regulations to establish the personal use cannabis industry in New Jersey. This article features highlights from some of the various sections of the rules and regulations.

The U.S. Tax Court recently published its opinion, Richmond Patients Group, T.C. Memo. 2020-52, holding that Richmond was subject to IRC Sec. 280E as a reseller and not a producer. This article examines that decision and its ramifications on the industry.