Post by Logan on Apr 20, 2016 22:44:59 GMT -6
Gov. Matt Bevin filed his required financial disclosure statement Wednesday with the Kentucky Executive Branch Ethics Commission.
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According to the state disclosure, Bevin is the sole owner of Integrity Holdings LLC, a real estate investment firm; a partner in Golden Rule Signs LLC; a board member of Neuronetrix Solutions, which produces neurological function testing systems; and president of Bevin Bros., a Connecticut-based bell manufacturer.
He is also listed as president and board chair of Brittiney's Wish Inc., a nonprofit he founded in honor of his daughter, who died in a car accident.
Additionally, the report says Bevin holds a greater than 5 percent stake in Heart and Soul Candies and Waycross Partners LLC, an investment management firm. He also holds a share of Munder Capital Management, valued at greater than $10,000. Bevin also reported receiving more than $1,000 in income from Commonwealth Bank and Trust and the Bank of America.
His real estate holdings include his home in Louisville; a vacation home in Maine; residential rental properties in Louisville, Maine, Louisiana and Connecticut; commercial property in Connecticut and Maine; mixed-use property in Maine; and timberland in New York and New Hampshire.
Read more: www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/ky-governor/2016/04/20/gov-matt-bevin-files-financial-disclosure-form/83292460/
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According to the state disclosure, Bevin is the sole owner of Integrity Holdings LLC, a real estate investment firm; a partner in Golden Rule Signs LLC; a board member of Neuronetrix Solutions, which produces neurological function testing systems; and president of Bevin Bros., a Connecticut-based bell manufacturer.
He is also listed as president and board chair of Brittiney's Wish Inc., a nonprofit he founded in honor of his daughter, who died in a car accident.
Additionally, the report says Bevin holds a greater than 5 percent stake in Heart and Soul Candies and Waycross Partners LLC, an investment management firm. He also holds a share of Munder Capital Management, valued at greater than $10,000. Bevin also reported receiving more than $1,000 in income from Commonwealth Bank and Trust and the Bank of America.
His real estate holdings include his home in Louisville; a vacation home in Maine; residential rental properties in Louisville, Maine, Louisiana and Connecticut; commercial property in Connecticut and Maine; mixed-use property in Maine; and timberland in New York and New Hampshire.
Read more: www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/ky-governor/2016/04/20/gov-matt-bevin-files-financial-disclosure-form/83292460/