Derek Colton | President, Investment Advisor
As best selling author and long-time host of the Safe Money Radio Show and President and Founder of Cornerstone Capital Management, Derek Colton has enjoyed helping clients from all walks of life protect and grow their hard-earned retirement money.
Derek likes to “brag” that as a layman, he made every investing mistake known to man-some of them many times. As a young man, these costly mistakes inspired Derek to educate himself on the intricacies of the financial markets and the pros and cons of various financial products and investment strategies. Wanting to do what he could to help others avoid the investing blunders he made early on, Derek founded Cornerstone Capital Management, a retirement and investment planning firm. This gives Derek the opportunity to use his experience to assist his clients in planning, sustaining and enjoying a secure retirement. Some of the strategies Derek employs will allow for the potential of significant gains to one’s portfolio without the risks typically associated with the stock market. A risk some of his clients would rather do without. Derek, his wife of 37 years, Penny, and their 5 daughters (yes, 5 daughters!), 4 sons-in-law and 5 grandchildren (and counting) make their home in Edmond, Oklahoma where they are active members of Henderson Hills Baptist Church. |
Watch a quick video to learn more about Derek, the things that are most important to him and the significance behind the name of his firm, Cornerstone Capital Management.
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Kevin Calvey | PC, Attorney at Law
Kevin Calvey was raised in Oklahoma City. His late father, Harry Calvey, was the OKC branch manager for Tulsa-based Vinson Supply Company, an oilfield supply firm. His mother, Mary Jane Calvey, is an epidemiologist and civic leader.
Kevin was a National Merit Scholar at Bishop McGuinness High School, and was awarded a full-tuition scholarship to the University of Dallas, where he graduated cum laude. He went on to attain his law degree at Georgetown University in Washington, DC, and then moved home to Oklahoma to practice law. He was admitted to practice law before the Oklahoma Supreme Court and the federal Western District of Oklahoma in 1994, and founded his own law practice that same year. Kevin served 12 years in the Oklahoma House of Representatives, and was recently elected as the new Oklahoma County Commissioner for District 3. While in the Legislature, at age 37, when the Iraq War began, Kevin applied for a commission in the Army National Guard, where he served from 2003-2012. He left the Legislature in 2006 and was deployed to Iraq in 2007, during the troop Surge. His mission in Iraq was to prosecute al Qaeda leaders and other terrorists in the Iraqi court system, at an Iraqi courthouse in a hostile fire zone outside any U.S. base. Kevin coordinated with Special Operations units, the FBI, and other agencies to develop cases on high-value detainees and to arrange for expedited court hearings and presentation of sensitive material. The Army awarded Kevin the Bronze Star Medal for his service in Iraq. He was also awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for his service in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Kevin practices law in Oklahoma City, with an emphasis on estate planning and asset protection, business planning and non-profit planning, and real estate. He has litigated several reported cases before the Oklahoma. Supreme Court and federal Western District of Oklahoma. He has provided volunteer legal services for several nonprofits including the USS Oklahoma City Park Association; Gospel of Life Association; several pregnancy resource centers; St. John Bosco School; and pro bono services for clients referred by YWCA battered women’s shelter. Kevin and his wife, Toni, reside in Oklahoma City with their six children, including newborn Cecilia. |