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RECENT FEATURES AND SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

LABJ Leaders of Influence 2023 in Investment Banking

The Los Angeles Business Journal featured us as a Leader of Influence in investment banking for the third year in a row.

Business Before Technology

Kevin shares valuable insights on how to maximize business value long before planning your exit strategy.

Bruin Business 100 2023

Kinected Advisors is proud to be recognized as part of the Bruin Business 2023 honorees.

Business Legacy Podcast

Kevin was interviewed about selling mid-level market businesses with the owner and seller in mind.

Los Angeles Business Journal

We were featured in Los Angeles Business Journal as a leader of influence for investment bankers. 

Prosperity CRE Podcast

Listen to us explain in Prosperity CRE Podcast what makes a business harder versus easier to sell.

ShoutOut LA

Kevin Berson was featured in Shoutout LA with this personal bio.

10X For Gen XYZ Podcast Ep.20

Positioning your business to sell for top dollar

SPEAKING

Accreditations:

My Strategic Advisory Board members wanted to learn from a speaker about selling or transitioning their businesses. I have known Kevin and his capabilities for more than a few years and asked him if he would be interested in speaking to my peer groups. He agreed and a couple of things happened during his talk. First, he provided validation to those that had sold and/or acquired companies in their careers. Second, he provided an education not just of his track record but what he recommended to his clients as they went through the A to Z process of selling or buying. As I wrapped the meeting I asked each person what they got out of the meeting, sort of a confirmation that the time they spent was worthwhile. Each mentioned Kevin and some aspect of his presentation that resonated with him. My advice is that if you want a speaker on this subject, don't hesitate to connect with Kevin. The audience will be engaged and he will be ranked in the top tier of speakers your audience has enjoyed and learned from.
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