Anna Steinfest

About Anna Steinfest

Since immigrating to the US in 1998, Anna has spent over 15 years developing programs to empower women, minorities, and veterans. Anna played a founding role in Wisconsin’s Entrepreneur Network, representing the United States Department of State Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs in Israel and Jordan, serving in an advisory capacity for WOKI (Women of Kenya Initiative), and numerous other state, federal, and international programs.With a Master’s degree in economics, Anna’s focus is on developing sustainable programs that encourage community development through entrepreneurship and economic development. By providing women and minority communities with access to mentorship, training, and partnerships with established business leaders in their communities, Anna consistently generates a long and successful track record of job creation and long term, positive growth. All this without the potentially unsustainable overreliance on government grants and taxpayer funding for dramatic, far reaching impact.Anna resides in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She is the president of AFF Research, LLC and is actively involved in community charities and the Green Bay Chamber of Commerce. Anna is recognized by the Chamber as one of the ‘40 Under 40 You Should Know,’ the recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award of Brown County, the Woman for Diversity Award from the Girls Scouts of Lac-Baie Council, and the ECC Founder’s Award.

Experience

1. Instructor, Managerial Economics

   Concordia University-Wisconsin

   Sep 2012 — Present

   Managerial Economics provides a clear and balanced presentation of relevant economic theories and instruments. The course focus is on the application of these relevant theories and the analysis tools of decision-making science to examine how a firm makes optimal managerial decisions in the face of the constraints. It teaches students how to deal with the nature of the firm, and how and why it is organized the way it is, in order to make students better, more efficient and more highly rewarded executives. The course is applied economics, emphasizing topics which are of greatest interest and importance to managers. Topics include demand, production, cost, pricing, market structure and government regulations. A strong grasp of the principles that govern economic behavior is an important managerial asset. Students learn how to apply these principles in appropriate situations. Undergraduate economics prerequisite required.

Education

• University of National and World Economy

  Master's degree

  1991 — 1996

Skills

• Leadership Development
• Customer Service
• Sales
• Strategy
• Training
• New Business Development
• Coaching
• Strategic Planning
• Networking
• Financial Analysis
• Mergers
• Start-Ups
• Marketing
• Credit
• Online Marketing
• Negotiation
• Management
• Team Building
• Banking
• Real Estate
• Business Strategy
• Crm
• Business Development
• Sales Management
• Executive Management
• Business Planning
• Leadership
• Management Consulting
• Small Business
• Commercial Lending
• Budgets
• Finance
• Public Speaking
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Entrepreneurship
• Fundraising
• Marketing Strategy