General Investing >> Analyst Interviews >> June 2, 2004
MAX BRANDSDORFER, CPA, is an audit and insurance partner at Grant
Thorton. Before joining the company, he was a leading assurance partner
in Arthur Andersen's New York office. Mr. Brandsdorfer has had more
than 25 years' experience serving publicly held and owner-managed
companies, including technology, software, hardware, and consumer
products, and in helping clients achieve their strategic goals. He is
involved with his clients on a year-round basis, providing the financial
perspective to today's business challenges and issues as well as
coordinating the firms' worldwide resources necessary to provide the top
level of professional services required. Mr. Brandsdorfer is President,
and a member of the Board of Directors, of the American-Israel Chamber
of Commerce and Industry, Inc., a member of UJA-Federation Economic
Development Committee, and is the Treasurer and a Trustee of Kingsbrook
Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn. He is a member of the American
Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the New York State Society
of Certified Public Accountants. Mr. Brandsdorfer received his degree
from the City University of New York in 1970. Profile
to investing in Israel?
Mr. Brandsdorfer: From the standpoint of a US investor, clearly, the
accounting coming out of
