Bryan Gianesin is a seasoned business transaction and finance lawyer. He has advised over 400 start-ups, entrepreneurs and business clients over the last 25 years. He has lived in and worked in Orange County, California for over 30 years.

Bryan has a passion for entrepreneurs and business, as well as community- based charities. He is a founding board member of the Kenya Self-Help Project, a student scholarship and community development program based in Kendu Bay, Kenya and participates locally on several charitable committees and advisory boards.

Bryan lectures on various business topics for knowledge and education credit to CPA's, attorneys, and charitable organizations. His current programs include the newly passed " Profit/Non-Profit Hybrids: Flexible Benefit and Benefit Corporations in California" and "The Affect of the JOBS Act on Private Investment- So What is 'Crowd Funding'?"

He has been a speaker various chambers of commerce and presented to private investment advisors and broker dealers on Wall Street and has reviewed and prepared numerous private offering memorandums and public offering registration statements for his clients. He prepared and cleared his first S-18 Registration Statement in 1987.

Bryan holds a Series 65 Investment Advisor Representative designation through FINRA, which allows him to keep current on investment cycles and vehicles for the benefit of his business clients.

Bryan is an active member and Ambassador for the Irvine Chamber of Commerce, where he serves on the Economic Vitality Committee and various other groups and is a member and Ambassador for the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce.