Jeremy Goldstein advises new attorneys to keep educating themselves, be practical and be open to mentors. He also suggests that they make friends with their associates and peers. As he has also learned in his worklife, it is also important to keep up with modern technology.
Jeremy L. Goldstein has made many friends over the years. He is a lawyer in New York City, and he is a partner in his firm. Jeremy L. Goldstein & Associates is the company that Jeremy founded to be an advisory to corporate clients. He assists management teams in negotiating and preparing executive compensation packages. Jeremy also offers advisory for merger and acquisition transactions, employment law issues and corporate governance. His clients range from CEOs, human resource directors, hiring teams, and other executives.
Mr. Goldstein is an American attorney, entrepreneur and philanthropist. His previous experience includes his tenure at a boutique more firm in Manhattan. He studied law at the New York University School of Law. He has always strived to offer a level of service that differs from that of most other lawyers. He takes an interest in people, and many of his clients become his close friends. Jeremy always takes the time to help them in other areas of their business and career decision making if asked. Mr. Goldstein has been working with many of the same clients for over a decade. He follows his own advice, and that is one of the reasons why he has achieved so much success as an attorney. He is a mentor to many up and coming attorneys.
The Fountain House is one of his favored charities, and he dedicates much of his own time as a member of its board. The organization was founded in the late 1930s with the purpose of providing assistance for the mentally ill. Jeremy Goldstein hosts many of their fundraising events that includes an annual lavish dinner. Fountain House is a non-profit organization with headquarters in New York City, and it was established by a small group of patients in a hospital in Rockland County, NY. With the help of Jeremy Goldstein and other board members, the event is a major fundraiser for the foundation.