Kevin J Palmer NPR
Proficiencies of Kevin J Palmer are rooted in decades of driving performance for Wall Street giants Merrill Lynch and Paine Webber. Then, as Managing Director at Strategic Management Advisors where partnering with other executives, he built better broker-dealers by improving business models during an industry paradigm shift.
Going deeper into wealth-stratification, he spun off a behavioral think-tank, where he combined scientific method, advanced finance course, social work and psychology degrees, to procedurally measure scope and scale of emotional intelligence in decision processes. There he uncovered the way people with seven-digit net worth’s created wealth and made choices, dramatically altering socioeconomic forecasting.
Opposing power in the hands of the too few, this writer, rebel, producer, poet exploded into advocacy to end economic abuse and assure morally achieve wealth. Humbled by blessings and aversion to seeing suffering, this unabashed champion of financial justice also participates in wildlife rescue, environmental stewardship—and as recipient of the Governors Archaeology award, is fascinated by lives of individuals who lived thousands of years ago.
In his previous book, The Quiet Rich, Kevin J. Palmer for the first time pulled back the curtain on wealth and success in America and shared how ordinary people have become millionaires by following their spiritual drivers and that by choosing to live authentically, connecting your personality to the vastness of your spirit, you can achieve the abundance you’ve been looking for.
He published numerous articles and blogs and did radio & television appearances regularly, on economic and financially related topics, for various stations like; NPR’s Market Place, NPR affiliate KJZZ-FM, KXTZ-FM, as well as television appearances on KPNX-TV, KVVU-TV5, KNXV-TV.
