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Neil Scheer is an experienced senior level executive and entrepreneur in both the Management Consulting and Finance Industries. Originally joining CUnet back in April 2005, Neil most recently held the position of Senior Vice President of Finance and was responsible for oversight of all finance related functions for both CUnet Managed services and Collegeanduniversity.net. Through this experience and in conjunction with his consultative background, Neil gained vast industry knowledge which enabled him to take the reins as Managing Director of Collegeanduniversity.net, our education lead generation directory. With 15+ years of experience as a principal of the crisis turnaround management firm of Morton H. Scheer & Co., Inc. Neil has gained both an extensive knowledge of proven operational and financial management techniques, as well as exposure to virtually every industry. Beginning as a Vice President back in 1987, he assumed the role of President/COO in 1996 and through his tenure, has worked with over 250 companies, both public and private throughout the United States. He has worked with a wide variety of financial institutions and maintains relationships at the senior most levels including Chairman, Vice Chairman and President. These institutions include but are not limited to; JP Morgan Chase, HSBC, Bank of America, Key Bank, Mellon Bank, Wachovia, The Bank of New York, Suntrust, Wells Fargo, Congress Financial, CIT, GE Capital, GMAC, Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns.s. In addition to his involvement in the Management Consulting sector, Neil is a Finance Industry entrepreneur and co-founder of New Eagle Diversified Financial, a start-up commercial finance company focusing on account receivable factoring and asset based lending. Leveraging his knowledge of financial statement analysis, New Eagle assists clients by establishing the most effective structures of working capital generation through combinations of various products. These would include traditional asset based lines of credit, commercial mortgages, SBA loans, SBIC investments and equity infusions. | 