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Kolman Kenigsberg, Principal |
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
LEWIS B. FREEMAN &
PARTNERS, INC.
1995-Present
Principal
Operational reviews and consulting as well as litigation support
engagements. Supervised various assessment and review projects for the
Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida to identify and solve operating
inefficiencies. Supervised various litigation support engagements and
served as a forensic accountant and expert witness in matters dealing
with the following: business disputes and valuation, divorce
settlements, fraud investigation and reconstruction of accounting
records.
Forensic Accounting and Consulting services provided to several federal
and state agencies including the Federal Trade Commission, Security
Exchange Commission, Florida Department of Insurance, Florida Attorney
General Office, U.S. Attorneys Office, Florida Division of Financial
Services and numerous law firms and private companies.
Small business consultant providing valuation of business involved in
contract dispute. Testified as to damage analysis and calculations.
Forensic accountant and consultant for major bank involved in the
day-to-day operation and turnaround management of an $80 million company
in the international electronics business.
Forensic accountant retained by the Florida Department of Insurance to
assist in litigation and recovery. Testified as an expert witness as to
losses sustained.
Operated companies and devised reorganization plans for companies in
Chapter 7 and Chapter 11.
ARTHUR ANDERSON & COMPANY
1993-1995
Senior Consultant
Corporate Recovery Service and Litigation Support Service. Conducted
various litigation discovery and business valuation engagements.
Operated Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 companies and devised reorganization
plans.
STRATEGY GROUP, INC.
1991-1993
Controller
Controller and operations manager for an international management
company owned by French investors. Financial management and
administrative control of properties. Analyze proposals for new
properties and research for new locations. Valuation of major real
estate venture investment opportunities.
DATAM CORPORATION (PUMPERNIKS
RESTAURANT)
BEN ASH INC.,
FLORIDA AND MONTREAL
1975-1991
Chief Executive Officer
Directed/controlled Canadian and American financial operations. Managed
the financial activities of the South Florida locations that produced $6
million annual gross. Conducted financial feasibility studies for the
acquisition of additional locations: studies included marketing analysis
and business evaluations. Supervised preparing of all the accounting
documentation, financial statements, corporate returns, and business
proposals.
EARLY EXPERIENCE
PRICE WATERHOUSE &
COMPANY
Montreal, Canada
Supervised intermediate audit staff at site audits and within corporate
facilities. Trained and evaluated performance. Assessed
client needs and priorities and delegated work. Organized and
coordinated audit activities. Developed new account business and
handled major accounts such as United States Steel, Alcan and Canadian
Marconi.
RECENT ENGAGEMENTS
Chief Restructuring Officer for a major multi-national plastics
injection molding company through the pre-bankruptcy and throughout the
Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Successfully sold all operations and real estate
that resulted in a significant payout to all classes of stakeholders.
Investigation of a fraud perpetrated on the members of the United
Teachers of Dade resulting in a prison sentence for the Union President
and the restructuring and reconstitution of the Union. Recovery of funds
is still ongoing through litigation against the fiduciary parties.
Consultant to Lewis B. Freeman, the Liquidating Trustee of Epicus
Communications Group, Inc, as it relates to the reorganization, stock
split, and issuance of new shares of common stock, and distribution to
the creditors of a carve out and assisting in the recovery of
preferential payments and adversary proceedings against preference
creditors.
Bank Espirito Santo International, LTD vs. E.S. Bankest, L.C., et.al.
Financial activities of a factoring company with $170 million of
fraudulent invoices.
EDUCATION