KFG helps business owners build the value of their company, turn it into wealth, and steward what it becomes — with the strategic depth of an experienced advisor and the instincts of fellow operators. It took nearly three decades to become this firm.
Dwayne Keller founded KFG in 1998 because he was tired of watching business owners get handed off. From accountant to investment guy to planner to attorney — with nobody actually holding the picture together, and the owner left to be the glue between all of them. Dwayne set out to be the person who held it together, for as many families as he could fit in his calendar.
For most of the firm's first two decades, he built a quiet practice that served the same families through births, marriages, business sales, retirements, deaths, and grandchildren. Clients didn't come to KFG because of marketing — they came because someone they trusted said you should talk to Dwayne.
His son Drew now leads the firm's next chapter — same posture, sharper model. The lifecycle approach you see on this site is the formalization of what Dwayne had been doing all along, built into a practice that works beyond a single advisor's calendar.
Most of our clients have been with us longer than ten years. Many were referred by someone whose family we've worked with for a generation.
That continuity isn't a feature of the firm. It is the firm.