Listen to this articleBrian Sackstein has joined Anchin, an accounting and advisory firm with offices in Uniondale, as a partner, leading its Not-for-Profit and Healthcare Practice.
Sackstein is well-known in the nonprofit world. He brings more than 30 years of experience in the not-for-profit and healthcare sectors.
His focus includes audit, accounting, and management advisory services, with expertise in areas that include social service organizations, permanency and adoption services, residential group care, drug treatment programs, community and migrant programs and federally qualified health centers. He works closely with boards of directors, CEOs, chief financial officers and staff to help them effectively manage their businesses, achieve their goals and actualize their missions.
“We are excited to welcome Brian Sackstein to our team,” Chris Noble, partner and leader of Anchin’s Services Group, said in a news release about Sackstein joining the firm.
“His deep experience with nonprofit organizations and dedication to supporting their missions align perfectly with the strengths of our established team and the needs of our clients,” Noble said. “Brian’s expertise will be a tremendous asset as we enhance our support for clients in the healthcare and not-for-profit sectors.”
“Brian joins Anchin during a period of significant growth and expansion for the firm,” Russell Shinsky, managing partner at Anchin, said in the news release.
“As the accounting industry continues to undergo a notable shift, we see a tremendous opportunity to deliver value to our clients and the market as an independent firm,” Shinsky said. “Adding Brian to the team enhances our not-for-profit and healthcare industry knowledge, enabling us to better serve our existing clients and pursue opportunities to grow our overall client base within these sectors. We’re excited about the future and having Brian join our team to help us support our clients and achieve their and the firm’s objectives.”
In addition to Uniondale, Anchin has an office in Manhattan, as well as two in Florida.