For event organizers and program chairs
A tax session your audience actually acts on.
Brian is a practicing tax attorney and real estate investor, not a motivational act. Attendees leave with specific structures, deadlines, and questions to bring to their own advisors.
What we usually find
- Generic finance keynotes that leave the room with nothing to do Monday
- Speakers who pitch from stage instead of teaching
- Sessions pitched at the wrong level for a room of owners
- No follow up resource once the event ends
The moves that matter
Keynote or breakout, built to your audience
Entity structure, real estate, and exit planning framed for the revenue band and industry in the room.
Teaching, not selling
No stage pitch. The value is the content, and the follow up is optional for anyone who wants it.
A takeaway for every attendee
Attendees can request the digital books and the monthly masterclass so the session keeps working after the event.
Not ready for a paid consult? Start with the curriculum: forty-eight courses across eight tracks, taught by Brian.