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| Solutions for Our Times |
Lee Eisen, Associate Partner
Lee brings a deep and broad base of skills and experience to the
Risk Management Practice at Estrella Partners. He has provided
professional services to large firms across the business
spectrum. His clients include International Paper, Continuum
Health Partners, Prudential Insurance, The State of New Jersey,
JPMorganChase, Monster.com, and Mirant. Lee’s focus on
Governance and Risk Management provides his clients with clear
tactical and strategic visions of the benefits to be realized from
performance measurement and process improvement. As an
elected public official, Lee has significant experience negotiating
between conflicting interests to achieve positive results. Lee
bridges the business and technology arenas to driving solutions
that create value for the enterprise. As Vice-President of the Bank
of New York, he expanded profit margins by 50%; resulting in 250
people processing a $25 billion portfolio spanning 4500 funds
where previously 500 people handled half the volume. Lee also
served as the outsource CIO at Tokio Marine and Fire, seeking to
wrest value from the technology expenditure.
Lee brings a deep and broad base of skills and experience to the
Risk Management Practice at Estrella Partners. He has provided
professional services to large firms across the business
spectrum. His clients include International Paper, Continuum
Health Partners, Prudential Insurance, The State of New Jersey,
JPMorganChase, Monster.com, and Mirant. Lee’s focus on
Governance and Risk Management provides his clients with clear
tactical and strategic visions of the benefits to be realized from
performance measurement and process improvement. As an
elected public official, Lee has significant experience negotiating
between conflicting interests to achieve positive results. Lee
bridges the business and technology arenas to driving solutions
that create value for the enterprise. As Vice-President of the Bank
of New York, he expanded profit margins by 50%; resulting in 250
people processing a $25 billion portfolio spanning 4500 funds
where previously 500 people handled half the volume. Lee also
served as the outsource CIO at Tokio Marine and Fire, seeking to
wrest value from the technology expenditure.
