Bleakly Advisory Group Announces Name Refresh

KB Advisory Group: a new name, new logo, and new website as part of a rebranding initiative.

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Bleakly Advisory Group is now doing business as KB Advisory Group.

The Atlanta-based real estate and economic development consulting firm provides research, analysis, and advisory services to cities, counties, developers, community districts, nonprofits, and design firms throughout the Southeast. The new year, 2021, is the firm’s 20th anniversary.

KB Advisory Group’s milestone anniversary year brings a new name, a new logo, a new website, and a renewed energy for answering the tough questions in real estate and urban economics. All the while, the same 10-person staff of trusted professionals will continue to offer the same excellent service to clients. The updated name and new logo express a connection to the firm’s past and an optimistic commitment to the future where KB Advisory Group continues to live up to its mantra: Informed, Insightful, Innovative.

“We are grateful for our connections to our 20-year history, and now KB Advisory Group is excited about our continuing evolution,” says Geoff Koski, President, KB Advisory Group. “We plan to stay grounded in real-world conditions and provide innovative insights to our clients, backed up by intelligent research and analysis.”

To learn more about KB Advisory Group, please visit www.kbagroup.com

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Press Contact:
Liza Mueller
P: 404.542.5944
E: liza@kbagroup.com

Company Contact:
Geoff Koski, President
KB Advisory Group
P: 404.845.3550
E: geoff@kbagroup.com

Source: KB Advisory Group

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