Kevin Drost

Kevin Drost is ASI’s Manager of Preferred Client Relations. Born in New York City and raised in Lancaster County PA, Kevin spent four years in the Army competing internationally in track and field on the US Army Track and Field Team. After serving in the Army, Kevin attended Karl Eberhardt University in Tuebingen Germany graduating in 1983 with advanced degrees in Cognitive Psychology and Education. He continued his education and received a Masters degree in Social Work from the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington.

Kevin speaks German fluently. After years of working in the corporate secondary lending market on the West Coast, Kevin returned to his native New York City where he was employed for eight years as a Client Relations Manager for The Swiss Trust Group. He traveled extensively, specializing in setting up offshore accounts and re-insurance tax structures for high net-worth clients. With offices in the World Trade Center, Kevin was forced to re-locate to the DC area following the events of 9/11.

Kevin came to ASI and created our first, formal, client relations and sales department at just the perfect time – amidst the current goldi rush. His knowledge of international financial services and his dedication to servicing the needs of our clients is evidenced by the steady increase in sales since his arrival. He hired, trained and continually motivates and educates his staff of dedicated, dependable and dynamic Preferred Client Representatives while personally responding to our high net worth clients.

Kevin represents ASI at financial conferences and writes for Information Line, ASI’s newsletter and Always Something Interesting, ASI’s news alert service. In his spare time Kevin and his wife Dina enjoy horseback riding , traveling, and their dog Mookie.

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May 14, 2012

Goldi and silver continued moving lower this morning as risk aversion remains the preeminent consensus among market participants. Political uncertainty in Greece has triggered large equity losses and has driven yields on “safe haven” bonds lower.

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