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A Cornhusker through and through, this proud Nebraska native is a bit of a renaissance man. Prior to getting his real estate license in 2017, Brian worked in education, the non-profit sector and talent management. In 2016, he founded one of the country’s hottest ice cream concepts, Chaos & Cream, which was profiled on the Food Network. His meticulous attention to detail and insatiable need to please clients have helped him succeed at every stage of life and, based on the results he has already produced in real estate, clearly those skills have carried over. Brian chose real estate because he wanted the opportunity to thoroughly and thoughtfully work with people during one of the most important periods of their life. Whether a client is purchasing a home, selling one or making an investment, it’s vital he or she has confidence in Brian and feels at ease with the process. As for why he selected Kentwood Real Estate as his real estate home? “I want to be one of the best at everything I do, so I chose to work with the best in the business. Kentwood’s reputation is light years ahead, and each and every one of our brokers is dedicated to the highest standard of excellence and ethics.” Like any good officially recognized REALTOR®, Brian appreciates the importance of relationship building and networking. He also enjoys the role technology and social media play in today’s real estate marketing landscape. Brian loves living in the Washington Park neighborhood with his two sons and the family dog, Barkley. On any given spring, summer or fall evening, Brian and his boys can be found at Red Rocks or Coors Field. Jakob (20) and Sam (16) are also entrepreneurs as they both own their own businesses. They have always been encouraged not only to dream, but to realize those dreams and bring them to fruition. Brian has coached several of his boys' sports teams, supported and volunteered for a number of organizations including Boys and Girls Clubs and Jewish Family Service and served on the boards of Adoption Options and the Denver School of Science and Technology as well as PTAs at the elementary, middle and high school levels. In addition to live music and sporting events, Brian's interests include cooking, hiking, nutrition, skiing, traveling and yoga.
A Cornhusker through and through, this proud Nebraska native is a bit of a renaissance man. Prior to getting his real estate license in 2017, Brian worked in education, the non-profit sector and talent management. In 2016, he founded one of the country’s hottest ice cream concepts, Chaos & Cream, which was profiled on the Food Network. His meticulous attention to detail and insatiable need to please clients have helped him succeed at every stage of life and, based on the results he has already produced in real estate, clearly those skills have carried over. Brian chose real estate because he wanted the opportunity to thoroughly and thoughtfully work with people during one of the most important periods of their life. Whether a client is purchasing a home, selling one or making an investment, it’s vital he or she has confidence in Brian and feels at ease with the process. As for why he selected Kentwood Real Estate as his real estate home? “I want to be one of the best at everything I do, so I chose to work with the best in the business. Kentwood’s reputation is light years ahead, and each and every one of our brokers is dedicated to the highest standard of excellence and ethics.” Like any good officially recognized REALTOR®, Brian appreciates the importance of relationship building and networking. He also enjoys the role technology and social media play in today’s real estate marketing landscape. Brian loves living in the Washington Park neighborhood with his two sons and the family dog, Barkley. On any given spring, summer or fall evening, Brian and his boys can be found at Red Rocks or Coors Field. Jakob (20) and Sam (16) are also entrepreneurs as they both own their own businesses. They have always been encouraged not only to dream, but to realize those dreams and bring them to fruition. Brian has coached several of his boys' sports teams, supported and volunteered for a number of organizations including Boys and Girls Clubs and Jewish Family Service and served on the boards of Adoption Options and the Denver School of Science and Technology as well as PTAs at the elementary, middle and high school levels. In addition to live music and sporting events, Brian's interests include cooking, hiking, nutrition, skiing, traveling and yoga.
