Kit founded QCI in September 2023 with a belief that philanthropy is most impactful when it is personalized, relationship-driven, and family-based. That belief soon became a vision that culminated in a new approach to family advising that uses charitable planning, family governance, and legacy building tools and services.

QCI’s approach to family advising is to facilitate a deeper appreciation and understanding of the different types of family wealth and the opportunities they bring with the client in collaboration with other professional advisors. We provide discernment-based advisory services, prioritizing listening, deep discovery, and asking questions without looking for a quick solution.

Before QCI, Kit spent over a decade working with non-profit organizations of all sizes in Denver, Washington, D.C., Cincinnati, as well as internationally.

Born and raised in Cincinnati, he holds a master’s degree in international human rights from the University of Denver Josef Korbel School of International Studies (2016) and a double B.A. in History and Anthropology from Centre College (2011). Kit is a certified Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy from the American College of Financial Services and certified 21/64 family facilitator.

Kit is a board member at UpSpring, the Ken Anderson Alliance, and the Council on Child Abuse, as well as a committee member at Talbert House’s Fatherhood Project.