Eric proudly participated in the Annual Charity Golf Classic at Salisbury Country Club, supporting the Brain Injury Association of Virginia (BIAV).
This event is vital for generating funds that support BIAV’s mission to enhance the lives of Virginians affected by brain injury and stroke. BIAV is dedicated to advancing education, raising awareness, and providing essential support, treatment, and research, all aimed at improving the quality of life for individuals impacted by brain injuries.
Help Us Fill the Boxes! We're excited to support the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia, and we need your help!
If you’re in the neighborhood, please stop by and contribute to our food bank boxes. Every donation makes a difference in our community. Let’s come together and make a positive impact!
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Eric was proud to present as a panelist at Oppenheimer’s Third Annual Next Gen Peer-to-Peer event in New York City, where he alongside fellow industry experts led a discussion to nearly 60 of the brightest emerging financial focused on their practices, critical trends, insights, and key strategies needed to unlock their full potential and drive future success. Over the course of the program, participants dove deep into the innovation, collaboration, and the supportive, tight-knit culture that sets Oppenheimer apart in the industry. Learn more about the Next Gen initiative here: Oppenheimer Kicks Off Its Third Annual Next-Gen Peer-To-Peer Forum
The Bartok Private Client Group proudly sponsored a hole at the Jackson Weis Foundation Golf Tournament, held at Giant Oak Golf Course in Temperance, Michigan. The tournament featured 32 teams and successfully raised $20,000 to support the foundation's mission.
The Jackson Weis Foundation, founded in 2021, commemorates the life of Jackson Weis, who tragically lost his life at the age of 9 in a motor vehicle accident. Jackson's passion for team sports and his infectious optimism left a lasting impact on everyone he met. The foundation was established to honor his memory by funding youth sports programs in underprivileged and underserved communities. Their mission is to provide opportunities for children to participate in sports and develop important life skills such as teamwork, leadership, and perseverance. By supporting youth sports programs, teams, and players, the foundation aims to make a positive impact on the lives of young athletes and their families.
The Bartok Group of Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. is proud to sponsor the Warrior Charity Golf Tournament.
Eric and his team were honored in April 2024 with the Shingleton Award for Community Partnership, recognizing their steadfast commitment to philanthropy. Their generous contributions to the Duke Cancer Institute, totaling $6,000 per year for the decade, highlight their dedication to improving cancer care. The prestigious award from the Shingleton Society recognizes the efforts of Eric and Team Oppenheimer as the largest donors of the Molly Malloy Smith Memorial Golf Tournament, an annual fundraising event in Chesapeake, VA, organized in honor of their late client, Molly Malloy Smith. Alongside tournament organizers, Tim Malloy, Randy Rowan, and Mark Babashanian, Eric and team served as the lead sponsor, demonstrating their commitment to making a meaningful difference in their community.
Named in honor of William W. Shingleton, MD, founding father and emeritus director of the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Shingleton Award celebrates individuals dedicated to advancing the battle against cancer. This esteemed recognition acknowledges outstanding service and generosity, honoring those who contribute both time and financial resources to the Duke Cancer Institute's vital mission.
The Bartok Group is excited to participate in our local Toys for Tots drive.
Join our team this holiday season and find a drive near you!
We are pleased to announce that we are taking part in a month long virtual Thanksgiving food drive.
Join my team virtually during this holiday season to support your local food banks.
Even when traveling Eric makes a point to give back to the community around him, While in Utah for the Oppenheimer Asset Management Roundtable Eric took time to make a donation to The Nuzzle & Co Animal Shelter; along with making a donation to the Children’s Cancer Research Fund while attending the Forbes Top Advisors Summit event in Vegas.
When Eric is not on the ice playing Hockey You will often find him participating in local Charity golf tournaments with clients. On October 6, 2023 in Chesapeake, VA he helped Sponsor and took part in the Molly Malloy Smith Memorial Golf Tournament that Raises money for Duke cancer research. October 9th in Midlothian, Va Eric and his team took home the trophy at the Riverside Rehabilitation Hospital Golf Tournament held at the Salisbury Country Club.
Eric and his team took to the beaches to do their part on Earth Day this year. Living, working and vacationing in the local beach towns made it an easy decision for the team on how they could give back and do their part. Safe and healthy beaches are just as important to our local wildlife as they are to beach goers. We often have sea turtle nest on the beaches along with sea lions, dolphins, whales and many other species in our waters and keeping these areas clean is a top priority for the community. It was an honor to have a small part in that.
The Bartok Private Client Group of Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. is wearing pink every Wednesday during the month of October to support breast cancer awareness.
The group is passionate about this cause because they each have friends and family who have been affected by the disease. Eric Bartok, Managing Director, and head of the group, says, “As a father of four daughters, and working with a team of women with daughters, I hope that bringing awareness and support will be one more step toward finding a cure.”
Interested in supporting the fight against breast cancer? You can join us to help raise awareness and support this cause.
Eric has enjoyed playing hockey since his childhood. He had always hoped that one of his four daughters would want to take up the sport. When they didn’t, he continued to play with some of his long-time-childhood hockey friends, and other skaters who simply enjoy the team sport. Eric learned that he was playing with several Navy seals, and one in particular who shared several childhood friends. This connection turned into a meeting with players who were leading the not-for-profit, Warrior for Life Fund, which included a retired Navy pilot as well. Through this introduction, Eric was invited to skate for a cause.
On Saturday, October 26th, people all across Hampton Roads made a sea of pink as they walked to make strides against breast cancer. The event was held at Mount Trashmore in Virginia Beach.
The purpose of the walk was to raise awareness about breast cancer prevention, risk, and to honor the lives of survivors. The Hampton Roads’ Chapter of the American Cancer Society organized the powerful life-changing message.
Amy Georges, Eric Bartok, and Victoria Zivic (pictured L-R) of The Bartok Private Client Group volunteered their time to help make the event a success. Read more about the event here.
