As a freelance copywriter and marketing professional, I had the pleasure of working with Dan Kreiner at Long Island IVF, now known as RMA Long Island IVF. We collaborated for many years as part of the in-house marketing team at Long Island's first successful IVF practice--handling the daily marketing as well as multiple special projects and campaigns. When I think of Dan’s strengths, which are many, the first one that comes to mind is information technology. He is simply a whiz at all things IT. As a creative person without such tech skills, it was a blessing knowing that any project or campaign I or the marketing team envisioned creating, Dan was there to make everything work on the technical side. From launch to finish-- and any necessary troubleshooting along the way--Dan had it all in control. But there is more to this "computer geek" than insane IT skills. Working on projects with Dan showed me his heart, too. Whether it was event planning for National Infertility Awareness Week each April or creating and implementing annual campaigns that provided infertile patients free IVF cycles, Dan was "all-in" when it came to family-building. As a devoted father of three himself, Dan was passionate about helping people overcome their fertility challenges so they, too, would know the joys of parenthood. Not only did Dan collaborate well and generate ideas with the marketing team, he was responsible for analyzing and reporting the ROI and metrics of all marketing campaigns and was adept at digital marketing, lead generation and driving traffic to the website. He and I also worked together on revising the company website. Word-of-mouth recommendations--especially from a trusted physician like a patient's OBGYN--are worth gold to infertility practices. Dan was an effective physician liaison whose marketing and personal skills maintained existing OB/GYN relationships and generated new OB/GYN referrals. He was also the company liaison with local radio stations, Newsday, and other local press and regional media outlets. It was a pleasure working with Dan. I highly recommend him as an IT specialist, marketing strategist, and physician liaison.

Dan Kreiner was a friend and brother with me at my fraternity in Hofstra University before we worked together at East Coast Fertility. During the almost 20 years that I have known Dan both socially and through philanthropy he has always impressed me to be amiable, empathetic, reliable, trustworthy and most dedicated to whatever project he was involved in. During our fraternity years Dan took charge of raising money for homeless children in Hempstead, going door to door and successfully raising enough to shelter over a dozen children. He led a half dozen of us in this venture motivating the group and directing us on where to go and how to do our presentations. His same team building skills that he portrayed in our Fraternity, I know from our discussions amongst him and other fraternity brothers he assisted in gaining employment with him at East Coast Fertility, he exhibited; coordinating activities for the staff, building up their web presence and referral base and even arranging mother’s day celebrations for patients. He is well known amongst the fraternity as the go to guy for establishing and implementing a formidable and successful marketing plan. Dan Kreiner would be a most valuable asset to any business practice with which he would be involved.

As a freelance copywriter and marketing professional, I had the pleasure of working with Dan Kreiner at Long Island IVF, now known as RMA Long Island IVF. We collaborated for many years as part of the in-house marketing team at Long Island's first successful IVF practice--handling the daily marketing as well as multiple special projects and campaigns. When I think of Dan’s strengths, which are many, the first one that comes to mind is information technology. He is simply a whiz at all things IT. As a creative person without such tech skills, it was a blessing knowing that any project or campaign I or the marketing team envisioned creating, Dan was there to make everything work on the technical side. From launch to finish-- and any necessary troubleshooting along the way--Dan had it all in control. But there is more to this "computer geek" than insane IT skills. Working on projects with Dan showed me his heart, too. Whether it was event planning for National Infertility Awareness Week each April or creating and implementing annual campaigns that provided infertile patients free IVF cycles, Dan was "all-in" when it came to family-building. As a devoted father of three himself, Dan was passionate about helping people overcome their fertility challenges so they, too, would know the joys of parenthood. Not only did Dan collaborate well and generate ideas with the marketing team, he was responsible for analyzing and reporting the ROI and metrics of all marketing campaigns and was adept at digital marketing, lead generation and driving traffic to the website. He and I also worked together on revising the company website. Word-of-mouth recommendations--especially from a trusted physician like a patient's OBGYN--are worth gold to infertility practices. Dan was an effective physician liaison whose marketing and personal skills maintained existing OB/GYN relationships and generated new OB/GYN referrals. He was also the company liaison with local radio stations, Newsday, and other local press and regional media outlets. It was a pleasure working with Dan. I highly recommend him as an IT specialist, marketing strategist, and physician liaison.

Dan Kreiner was a friend and brother with me at my fraternity in Hofstra University before we worked together at East Coast Fertility. During the almost 20 years that I have known Dan both socially and through philanthropy he has always impressed me to be amiable, empathetic, reliable, trustworthy and most dedicated to whatever project he was involved in. During our fraternity years Dan took charge of raising money for homeless children in Hempstead, going door to door and successfully raising enough to shelter over a dozen children. He led a half dozen of us in this venture motivating the group and directing us on where to go and how to do our presentations. His same team building skills that he portrayed in our Fraternity, I know from our discussions amongst him and other fraternity brothers he assisted in gaining employment with him at East Coast Fertility, he exhibited; coordinating activities for the staff, building up their web presence and referral base and even arranging mother’s day celebrations for patients. He is well known amongst the fraternity as the go to guy for establishing and implementing a formidable and successful marketing plan. Dan Kreiner would be a most valuable asset to any business practice with which he would be involved.

As a freelance copywriter and marketing professional, I had the pleasure of working with Dan Kreiner at Long Island IVF, now known as RMA Long Island IVF. We collaborated for many years as part of the in-house marketing team at Long Island's first successful IVF practice--handling the daily marketing as well as multiple special projects and campaigns. When I think of Dan’s strengths, which are many, the first one that comes to mind is information technology. He is simply a whiz at all things IT. As a creative person without such tech skills, it was a blessing knowing that any project or campaign I or the marketing team envisioned creating, Dan was there to make everything work on the technical side. From launch to finish-- and any necessary troubleshooting along the way--Dan had it all in control. But there is more to this "computer geek" than insane IT skills. Working on projects with Dan showed me his heart, too. Whether it was event planning for National Infertility Awareness Week each April or creating and implementing annual campaigns that provided infertile patients free IVF cycles, Dan was "all-in" when it came to family-building. As a devoted father of three himself, Dan was passionate about helping people overcome their fertility challenges so they, too, would know the joys of parenthood. Not only did Dan collaborate well and generate ideas with the marketing team, he was responsible for analyzing and reporting the ROI and metrics of all marketing campaigns and was adept at digital marketing, lead generation and driving traffic to the website. He and I also worked together on revising the company website. Word-of-mouth recommendations--especially from a trusted physician like a patient's OBGYN--are worth gold to infertility practices. Dan was an effective physician liaison whose marketing and personal skills maintained existing OB/GYN relationships and generated new OB/GYN referrals. He was also the company liaison with local radio stations, Newsday, and other local press and regional media outlets. It was a pleasure working with Dan. I highly recommend him as an IT specialist, marketing strategist, and physician liaison.

Dan Kreiner was a friend and brother with me at my fraternity in Hofstra University before we worked together at East Coast Fertility. During the almost 20 years that I have known Dan both socially and through philanthropy he has always impressed me to be amiable, empathetic, reliable, trustworthy and most dedicated to whatever project he was involved in. During our fraternity years Dan took charge of raising money for homeless children in Hempstead, going door to door and successfully raising enough to shelter over a dozen children. He led a half dozen of us in this venture motivating the group and directing us on where to go and how to do our presentations. His same team building skills that he portrayed in our Fraternity, I know from our discussions amongst him and other fraternity brothers he assisted in gaining employment with him at East Coast Fertility, he exhibited; coordinating activities for the staff, building up their web presence and referral base and even arranging mother’s day celebrations for patients. He is well known amongst the fraternity as the go to guy for establishing and implementing a formidable and successful marketing plan. Dan Kreiner would be a most valuable asset to any business practice with which he would be involved.