Randall G. Turner, MBA
Began his career heading his own lighting and audio business while attending Winthrop University. He graduated at the top of his class with a BS in Finance.
Randall’s TV credits include: TV shows for Jim & Tammy Bakker at PTL, Franklin & Billy Graham, Oral Roberts, Richard Roberts, Jack Hayford, Adrian Rodgers, James Robinson, “This Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts”, “Monday Night Football”, “Nightline with Ted Kopple”, “Good Morning America – Weekend Edition”, and many others.
While residing in the Charlotte, NC area Randall became a Registered Investment Advisor for American Express Financial Advisors and then moved over to Mercer Global Advisors where sold financial planning and investment management to doctors. Mercer also sent Randall to Santa Barbara, CA, to learn public speaking from an associate of Tony Robbins, and went on to become the twice-a-week public speaker at financial forums for doctors.
In 2000 Randall accepted the position at Kessel Construction Company as Controller/CFO. During his time there he pursued his Masters of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in Accounting graduating with a 3.59GPA. Kessel Construction was pleased with Randall’s ability to see the bigger picture and promoted him to Sales – where he broke all sales records by far, including selling a $12m facility to Nestle Purina.
In reward for his hard work and success in different positions Randall became President of Kessel Construction.
Randall left Kessel Construction to pursue a lifelong dream of consulting with business owners. With his construction and business experience, Randall decided to open his own Financial Consulting office offering cost segregation studies and financial management services.
He is past vice president of CFMA, Construction Finance Management Association, Buffalo chapter and has written extensively on the benefits of Cost Segregation.
As Producer and Host of “Money in America with Randall Turner”, Randall is fulfilling a life-long passion to teach about the markets, economics, and the ramifications of political meddling with all things business and to warn the church to wake-up now or lose Liberties later.
Currently “Money in America with Randall Turner” is produced as a half-hour and hour long radio broadcast for weekend distribution. A one-minute daily piece highlighting one of our recognized guests for national distribution is in the works.
In particular, Randall is driven by the need to alert Americans to the dangers of desiring Comfort more that Liberty, for Liberty lost is lost forever, and Comfort is irrelevant there after.
Randall is not only a staunch conservative, but he is staunch Christian that enjoys writing, weight-lifting, hiking, sailing, skiing, a good cup of coffee, and absorbing numerous financial publications in his off-time. He is the father of a veteran of the war in Iraq and a University of Pittsburgh graduate.
Quotes of the month: “A second reason why science cannot replace judgement is the behaviour of financial markets.” Martin Feldstein
“The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of any act or policy; it consists in tracing the cnosequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups.” Henry Hazlitt
