Meet Glen

When I was a college sophomore at the University of Georgia, a retired mining engineer, Carl Klingenberg, passed on some invaluable advice. He told me his goal every day was to do something good for someone. I took that piece of advice to heart and entered a profession that would allow me to do just that (and make a nice living at the same time).

Whether it is working with a business owner to help him grow, counseling a family member in distress over financial or personal obstacles, or working with parties to insure they leave what they have accumulated to the people they choose, it satisfies my daily goal to “do something good for somebody”.

I have started and owned multiple businesses that have ranged from chemical companies, to restaurants to a nationally known Country “honky-tonk”. Also, I have taught courses in business law and how to start and manage a business for the University of Georgia and Life University.

I have been involved with numerous charities and non-profits including Homeless Pets, the Cherokee Boys & Girls Club, where I was the “Board Member Of The Year” and served as Chairman of the Board for Bethesda Community Clinic, a primary care medical clinic that serves the less fortunate in our community.

The solution to any issue begins with a discussion of the issue and then an analysis of possible strategies ahead. If you could benefit from the knowledge that I have gained from over 40 years of working with people and their businesses, give me a call and let’s talk.