Brian Darling Launches Own Business Management Firm Focusing on Entertainment and LGBT Communities

Brian Darling, a 27 year business manager professional, has announced the launch of his own business management firm, Darling Business Management.  A veteran of the southern California entertainment industry, Mr. Darling provides complete Business management services and has worked with many industry clients, actors, directors, writers, agents, attorneys, high-net-worth individuals, as well as LGBT Individuals and couples.

“Having my own firm gives me more control over providing personal service at a cost-effective fee,” said Mr. Darling. “Successful people are discovering that although their wealth brings many luxuries, it also brings new challenges and increased responsibilities, which require more personal attention. I also utilize Datafaction Imaging Specialized Accounting Software that most of the bigger business management firms in the entertainment industry use. This means that my clients get this same top of the line financial support as the big firms at Darling Business Management.”

Previously with national accounting and advisory services firm Marcum LLP, and 14 years with the prestigious Beverly Hills firm, NSBN LLP, Mr. Darling will continue to work with high-net-worth individuals, families and business owners as he did at those firms. In addition, his business plan includes serving entertainment industry professionals. He interfaces with clients’ agents, managers, brokers, attorneys and vendors to ensure smooth daily operation. He focuses on wealth preservation for his clients by maintaining banking relationships, coordinating with insurance brokers and utilizing a collaborative network of other highly skilled specialized professionals.

As a business manager, Mr. Darling offers such daily personal services as bookkeeping; bill payment; daily cash management; accounts payable and receivable; bank reconciliations; cash flow and financial statements; and insurance review.

Mr. Darling is a member of numerous professional and nonprofit organizations, including the National Association of Certified Public Bookkeepers, the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers (AIPB), Los Angeles LGBT Center, LifeWorks Mentoring, AIDS/Lifecycle, and the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce

About Brian Darling
Mr. Darling has more than 27 years of experience serving entertainment industry professionals, actors, musicians, writers, directors, producers, high-net-worth individuals, business owners, same sex couples and the LGBT community. He is also the host of The Brian Darling Show, an interview program seen on YouTube and Daily Motion where he chats with celebrities, activists, and professionals about hot topics such as LGBT rights, business management, and more. Follow Mr. Darling on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook.  To contact Mr. Darling visit http://www.briandarling.com. 

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