From left, are Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce Member Relations Manager Scott Wiley; Chamber Ambassador Scott Clay; Chamber Ambassador Matthew Bochard; KB Financial Consulting Owner Keith Beers; Keith’s wife, daughter, and son, Aubrey, Caroline and Corwin Beers; and Chamber Ambassadors Heather Lardino, David Schmidt and Andrew Wade. InkFreeNews photo by Liz Shepherd.

By Liz Shepherd
InkFreeNews

WARSAW — A financial consultant in Warsaw is working with small and medium-sized businesses in Kosciusko County to provide financial solutions for company growth.

The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for KB Financial Consulting on Friday, April 22, at the Chamber office.

Keith Beers, owner of KB Financial Consulting, is operating the service out of his home at 1818 S. Meadow Drive in Warsaw. Beers, who served in the Marine Corps for 10 years as an active-duty pilot, started KB Financial Consulting in Fall 2021.

Beers said his work revolves around providing lending options to small and medium-sized businesses in the area.

“There are a variety of creative lending options,” said Beers. “I’m looking to plug them (businesses) into ways they can get access to funds to continue their growth.”

Beers attributes a background in corporate finance and entrepreneurship to getting him into the realm of financial consultation. He works as a management consultant full-time and will be running KB Financial Consulting on the side.

“I’ve always wanted to get into the business of small businesses and help them,” said Beers.

KB Financial Consulting offers consultations on sale-lease back financing, asset-based financing, commercial property, accounts receivable financing, business loans and leases, equipment leasing, purchase order financing, payroll financing, lines of credit, SBA loans, and working capital.

For more information on KB Financial Consulting’s services, call (866) 307-5232 or visit their website. Operation hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, but Beers is open to consulting with clients outside of that timeframe.

“I can’t wait to grow roots here and provide services to the local area,” said Beers.