EisnerAmper Appoints David Frigeri as Chief AI Officer

EisnerAmper has named David Frigeri as its Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, bringing over 25 years of AI leadership experience to the firm.

EisnerAmper has appointed David Frigeri as its Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, announced in a press release. Frigeri, who is recognized as a top 10 global AI leader, brings over 25 years of experience in AI leadership and consultancy.

In his new role, Frigeri will spearhead EisnerAmper's AI strategy and innovation initiatives. He will collaborate with the firm's leadership to align AI programs with EisnerAmper's vision, focusing on areas where AI, machine learning, and automation can enhance client value and operational efficiency.

Before joining EisnerAmper, Frigeri led AI initiatives at several high-profile firms, including the development of ASCAP's first machine learning platform and Slalom's AI Value Calculator. His extensive experience in guiding organizations through AI adoption is expected to drive EisnerAmper's efforts in delivering innovative AI solutions to its clients.

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