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Norman Steisel Uses His Know How in Investment Banking
Norman Steisel, by way of his consulting work, seeks to deliver solutions to businesses across various business sectors. His foundation for providing reasoned advice and sound business approaches is his prior know how as NYC Deputy Major as well as Sanitation Commissioner, along with his investment banking experience. This broad experience allows Norman Steisel to offer unique insight to company’s looking for forward-looking ways to advance their businesses.
Norman Steisel lends a special perspective to business consulting. His consulting work benefits from his prior experience as an investment banker. In 1986, he joined the investment-banking firm Lazard Freres & Company. This was a bountiful professional expertise for him as he garnered a deeper seeing of, and knowledge in, environmental corporate and municipal project financing activities. This permits him, today, to render consulting services that can help companies that undertake the similar initiatives.
He was most recently Executive VP, Chief Operating Officer of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. He took part, as a key member of the Exchanges strategic management team, in analyzing opportunities and direct negotiations with entities interested in purchasing the exchange, which eventually sold to NASDAQ OMX. Norman Steisel was President and founder of EnEssCo Planning, Inc. from 1994 to 2003. He is a previous NYC Deputy Major. In addition, he was the city’s Sanitation Commissioner from 1979 to 1986 – the longest serving official in the 20th century.
Today all of the above and more establish the backbone of the know how that Norman Steisel extends to clients who engage his consulting services. His consulting service has a smart history behind it. He is the founder of EnEssCo Strategies, Inc. and served as their President from 1994 to 2003. EnEssCo Methods pursues green projects for governments and industry. EnEssCo has worked to develop and fulfill strategic marketing and financial plans for companies. An example is their work for a leading start-up biotech firm attempting to exploit pharmaceutical and environmental application of their proprietary technology.
Norman Steisel, with a respectable background in rendering service with merger and acquisition activities, recapitalizations, and debt issuance (in his past role as an investment banker) continues to furnish business-consulting services. His goal is to offer insight that fosters solutions to the issues public and private companies face. Norman Steisel takes the experience attained from his experiences and supplies it to businesses to help them execute programs that help them accomplish present and future growth.