Drawn to our goal of empowering investors, Kerry Keihn loves helping people evoke the positive change they want to see in the world. By aligning clients’ wealth with their values, Kerry helps them understand how their money can make a bigger impact and craft a legacy they’ll be proud of for years to come.
Due in part to several years of social work, Kerry is passionate about how much behavioral and emotional factors play into financial decisions. Now a financial advisor and director of client services and operations, Kerry continued her education by earning the Accredited Behavioral Finance Professional (ABFPSM) designation – the first advisor-focused behavioral finance designation from an accredited college or university. Forever passionate about helping clients look inward to move forward, she leans on that background often as she helps her clients logically navigate investment decisions.
Building on her University of Virginia education and further distinguishing herself and her expertise in this new world where competitors all too often greenwash and mislead potential SRI clients, Kerry earned the Chartered SRI Counselor (CSRICTM) Designation. With this certifications, you can be confident in Kerry’s ability to help you make the impact you want.
A strong believer that “we’re all in this together” and knowing community is where that starts, Kerry is a graduate of the Leadership Asheville Program and is active with several local nonprofits. She serves as the chair of the Asheville Ten Thousand Villages board and she volunteers with Pisgah Legal Services on their development committee. Leesa Sluder and Kerry have also co-founded 100+ Women Who Care Asheville – a local giving circle that supports charities in Western North Carolina.
When she’s not helping clients or her community, Kerry can be found attempting home improvements with her partner, Tyler, at their home just outside of Asheville. She can also be found gardening, meditating, or doing yoga while her two dogs and one cat try to “help.” Also a huge fan of the theater, Kerry enjoys everything from attending to acting, directing, and even designing entire productions. She loves tackling a new project and any and all opportunities to learn.
We’re gearing up for our 4th annual Lecture Series, and we couldn’t be more excited about our guests this year.
You’re invited to join us for a special evening at The Collider in downtown Asheville with acclaimed author Katharine Wilkinson and CNN columnist John D.… Read the rest
Many of us try to make more sustainable choices on a daily basis, but sorting out how to go about making the best choices can be complex. There are so many eco-friendly smartphone apps to choose from that consumers risk being even more overwhelmed as they wade into the world of apps aimed at making environmentally friendly choices more accessible.… Read the rest
The biggest landfill in the world isn’t actually on land.
It’s in the Pacific Ocean, floating between California and Hawaii, and it’s known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Current estimates conclude it’s the size of Texas. It’s also not the only one of its kind, though it is by far the largest.… Read the rest
How we spend our money tells a lot about a person, to the point where corporations the world over employ fleets of people to study our spending habits. Complicated algorithms exist to predict the direction of the collective social focus through our purchase power, because that’s what it is: power.… Read the rest
Earth Equity Advisors is proud to be ranked in the top 10 percent of B Corps in the world by B Labs. There are 2,100 B Corps worldwide. However, we’re only one of 37 B Corp companies in the state of North Carolina.… Read the rest
Every day, millions of Americans do it, teach their children about it, and quite possibly think they’re doing enough of it. It’s plastic reduction, and the truth is, there’s more we could be doing. Right now, the biggest plastic-waste landfill is not on land.… Read the rest
For many people, travel is a necessity whether for business or vacation and relaxation, and for some, it’s a bucket list. But the impact of travel can change the very world we’re trying to explore. Here are several ways to experience all this planet has to offer without leaving a giant carbon footprint in your wake.… Read the rest
As you begin to plan your trips for the new year, rethink the way you fly. While flying can save you hours of travel, planes are the worst modes of transportation when it comes to CO2 emissions. Additionally, the manufacturing, processing and fuel transportation associated with mass flights has a negative impact on the environment.… Read the rest
We’re proud to be featured in a new article at U.S. News and World Report, “Three Investment Strategies to Tackle Climate Change.”
EXCERPT:
In a post-election climate where much of an incoming White House administration is filled with anti-climate change proponents, some investors are trying to take a public stance.… Read the rest
Krull & Company was honored to receive the 2016 Green Business Award at MountainTrue’s annual Fall Gathering in late October.
Their annual awards are designed to recognize honorees for “their hard work and dedication to protecting our forests, mountains, rivers and streams, and to promoting clean energy and sustainability.”… Read the rest
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Advisory products and services offered by Investment Adviser Representatives through Prime Capital Investment Advisors, LLC (“PCIA”), a federally registered investment adviser. PCIA: 6201 College Blvd., Suite#150, Overland Park, KS 66211. PCIA doing business as Prime Capital Wealth Management (“PCWM”) and Qualified Plan Advisors (“QPA”). ©2024 – Earth Equity Advisors, LLC – All Rights Reserved
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