EisnerAmper Announces Key Service Area and Regional Office Promotions

In light of EisnerAmper’s extraordinary growth, the firm announces the following promotions, effective February 1:

Nicholas Tsafos – Partner-in-Charge of the New York office. Nick is responsible for the day-to-day operations and long-term growth strategy for the New York office, which has more than 700 professionals. He is also on the Board of Directors of EisnerAmper Global. 

Diane Wasser – Partner-in-Charge of the New Jersey offices. Diane is responsible for the day-to-day operations and long-term growth strategy for the New Jersey offices, which have more than 400 professionals. She is also the founder and Partner-in-Charge of the firm’s Pension Services Group. 

Peter J. Cogan – Managing Partner, Financial Services Industry. Peter will be responsible for the strategic growth of the Financial Services practice (which services more than 2,500 clients) including the addition of complementary services and any needed capabilities. He is also the leader of the firm’s Financial Services Audit and Assurance Services practice, a Director of the Cayman Islands practice, and a Director and the Board Chair of EisnerAmper Global.   

Matthew Maulbeck – Managing Partner, Audit. Matt will be responsible for overseeing the firm’s Audit practice, focusing on the quality and capabilities of our Audit professionals. Matt will also lead the technology-driven transformation of the Audit practice.

“We’ve grown dramatically over the past several years, expanding our geographic footprint, adding hundreds of talented colleagues along with the latest technologies, and introducing many new service offerings to deepen our client relationships,” said Charly Weinstein, EisnerAmper CEO. “Today’s rapidly changing world requires that we continuously align our leadership responsibilities with our strategy and vision. We wish Nick, Diane, Peter and Matt well in their new roles, and we’re confident that these appointments will enhance the firm’s ability to effectively execute on that strategy.”