About IGH's Team
Kevin Brunner (Principal)
Kevin Brunner is a Best-Selling Author of “Just Say No To Bad Financial Advice”, a Marine Corps veteran, and a seasoned entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience helping businesses grow—from startups to turnarounds. With two decades in financial services and a special focus on doctors and business owners, Kevin brings real-world insight to every client relationship.
He’s owned a national business brokerage and has been involved in over 3,800 transactions, giving him a deep understanding of both what to do—and what not to do. His core belief: retirement is about income, not assets, because not all assets produce the same results.
Kevin’s been featured in Forbes, hosted The Smart Money Hour on KABC, and today leads a multidisciplinary team of advisors, CPAs, and attorneys specializing in retirement income, tax planning, business strategy, and wealth preservation.
A world traveler to 47 countries, Kevin is passionate about sharing the lessons and blessings he’s gained along the way. He’s also the founder of The Q Companies, which includes Q-RIA.com, Q-1031.com, Q-Hedge.com, TaxFreeYou.com, SellYourBusinessNow.com, SellMyFDX.com, and fiduciary entities like CB Administrative Services and IST Admin Services.
Craig S. Redler, JD, TEP (Trustee & Attorney)
Craig has held positions with several prestigious international law firms, both as an experienced litigator, and later serving as Trustee for off-shore trusts settled by high net-worth clients, with structures throughout various countries in Europe and Asia and the Cook Islands. Craig is an internationally recognized estate planning, tax planning and trust administration attorney.
Redler has also served as a Legislative Assistant to the Honorable Richard A. Gephardt, Majority Leader, U.S. House of Representatives, and was Systems Engineer for EDS/GM in Detroit Michigan, in addition to being a talk-radio host. He earned his B.S./B.A degree from the University of Missouri, Columbia and his J.D. degree from the Washington University School of Law.
He has earned the prestigious designation of Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) from the Society of Trust and Estate Planners (STEP) where he serves on the Board of Directors for the Orange County California chapter.
Morris Chub (Trust Administrator)
With over 40 years of experience as a CPA and CFO for public and venture-backed firms, Morris specializes in advising clients on tax strategies to defer and mitigate Capital Gains Taxes, aiming to increase their retirement funds.
He's worked with pre-IPO and publicly traded companies across various industries, improving finance operations, managing costs, and overseeing legal, HR, and administrative functions.
Morris has also negotiated multiple M&A transactions and secured private financing.
Raymund Ramos (Real Estate Advisor)
Raymund has been in the real estate industry since 1990 and has negotiated a multitude of residential and commercial deals in Asia and the United States.
Raymund has joined Beverly & Co. to assist clients throughout the US in buying and selling residential and commercial properties, multifamily properties, rental properties, apartment buildings as well as businesses.
Steven Shaw (Advisor)
Steve was born and raised in Northern California, where all of his education took place within the Seventh Day Adventist school system, from first grade through college. He graduated with a BA in Religion and a minor in Spanish, originally considering a career in secondary education, possibly at a boarding school. However, during his time at Monterey Bay Academy near Santa Cruz, Steve gained some exposure to construction through a work/study program, and as fate would have it, he gravitated toward a more physical career.
One of his desires is to help the younger generation become better prepared financially than he had been, recognizing that society often doesn't emphasize financial planning early in life.
Trevor LaParl, COO
Trevor is a dynamic professional with extensive knowledge in Installment Sales and Financial Planning. Based in Orange, California, Trevor is deeply committed to applying his knowledge and skills to help more asset owners exit with the highest tax advantages.
His journey in the professional world has seen him lead multiple teams in devising strategies aimed at bolstering various companies, especially in the financial services space.
Nathan Partch, CMO
Nathan (Nate) is on a mission to create business partnerships that bring unparalleled client value. His focus is the financial services industry, where he discovered his passion. This led him to develop a partnership-based system tailored for financial companies and commercial brokers.
Nathan is not just about business; he's also actively involved in social media and video editing, helping produce the "TheTaxHax" podcast. From insurance to real estate to marketing, Nathan's diverse experience speaks volumes about the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in today's dynamic business world.
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