Eitan Neishlos

Eitan Neishlos is a fintech innovator, entrepreneur, corporate attorney, and philanthropist. He is the founder and chairman of Neishlos Capital as well as chairman of AHNA Group and Courage to Care NSW. He also specializes in biopic film production and endeavors philanthropically to give a voice to those who cannot speak out on their own. Neishlos has been a major shareholder and director for several private and public companies, primarily in the finance and fintech sectors, with a specific focus on companies with a social conscious. These include Optimus Cards—a leading UK-based debit card provider; Dashpay—South Africa's first third-party processor; Capital Appreciation—a specialization IT-service enterprise, which was also the first Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange; and Caspit Payment Technologies—a leading provider of EFTpos and a value-added reseller of Ingenico products. Neishlos is also an advisor and is invested at Resonance Australia—a payment service provider; at CashD—a B2B tech solutions company; and at 18 Reflections—a production company. Eitan Neishlos's own charitable organization, known as the Neishlos Foundation, supports research and awareness for HIV/AIDS as well as cancers prevalent in women and children. He is a deputy and executive on the New South Wales Jewish Board of Deputies and is the chairperson of Courage to Care. He is also active with the Liberal Friends of Israel and the Jewish National Fund. He contributes to the National Library of Australia, the National Library of Israel, the Sydney Opera House, and Know My Name, which is a Canberra-based arts forum for women.