Joseph J. Mazza and Robert P. DeMuria, both former compliance auditors with National Futures Association, established CSI in 1994. One of the characteristics that makes our firm different than other compliance/accounting firms is the type of relationships we develop with our clients. Joe and Rob, along with their associates, work hard to develop friendly, long lasting, and trusting relationships with their clients. This type of culture has allowed CSI to grow into a firm that has not lost a single client due to a lack of service, a lack of knowledge, or for not being available for a client when the client needs CSI the most. Many of our clients that started with us in 1994 are still our clients today. We take pride in knowing that we are partly responsible for their success.

Joseph J. Mazza, CPA

Joseph graduated New York University with a degree in accounting. Joseph pursued higher education and graduated Pace University with a Masters Degree in Business Administration, concentrating in Taxation. Joseph is a Certified Public Accountant and has passed the Series 3, Commodity Futures Examination and the Series 65, Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination. Joseph became a compliance auditor at National Futures Association's New York office for over 5 years. After working with NFA, Joseph held a regulatory accounting position at ED&F Man International and subsequently accepted a position at Prudential Investments as a compliance manager where he was responsible for compliance over $10 billion of Prudential's equity mutual funds.

Robert DeMuria

Robert graduated Pace University with a degree in Accounting. After graduating from Pace University, Robert worked at National Futures Association's New York office for 7 years as a compliance auditor. Together with several other staff member at NFA, Robert was responsible for developing and enhancing NFA's first audit software using laptop computers. Robert then moved on to Prudential Investments as a business administration manager in the mutual funds group. While working at Prudential Investments, Robert managed the performance presentation project that involved over 100 composites and 750 institutional accounts. These efforts resulted in Prudential Investments achieving compliance with the Association of Investment Management and Research's ("AIMR") Performance Presentation Standards. Robert was also responsible for training over 300 investment auditors at Prudential Insurance Company of America. The training involved a newly enacted framework for internal control developed by the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (also referred to as "COSO").