Kirk Meyer
K.G. Meyer, P.C.
PO Box 292908
Nashville, TN 37214, US
Professional Profile
Kirk G. Meyer’s educational and work background is relatively diverse. Currently, Kirk is working on his Doctorate in Business Administration from William Howard Taft University. Kirk has completed an MS in Financial Planning from Bentley University in suburban Boston, Massachusetts, and is now a Registered Financial Consultant in the State of Tennessee and working for the government in the area of contracts. Kirk also holds an MBA and MS in Accounting from Strayer University in Washington, DC and a BS in Business Administration from Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kansas.
Before Kirk’s current position with the federal government in contracts, he was a bank examiner for a federal regulatory agency. In addition to Kirk’s education and work experience, he is a licensed independent financial planner and licensed to sell life insurance and annuities in his home state of Tennessee, advising on these and other financial matters and products to individuals and families in need while performing his duties as a financial planner. Kirk is a Registered Financial Consultant (RFC®), Registered Social Security Analyst (RSSA®), and Certified Financial Fiduciary® (CFF). Kirk’s educational background and love of helping others make him an asset to those looking for assistance and guidance in financial and personal finance matters. Kirk resides in Nashville, Tennessee, with his lovely wife.
Areas of Expertise
- Insurance Agent
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