Benjamin Conteh

John Lyttle III is President & CEO of The Lyttle Company LLC. In prior years, John served as Chief Operating Officer of Ogee Group LLC, a New York based Quantitative Hedge Fund. He went on to work on the Financial Planning & Analysis team at Vornado Realty Trust, one of the world's largest Real Estate Investment Trusts. John later was Senior Analyst to the Chief Financial Officer at Health Monitor Network, the leading Direct-to-Patient health education company. John has been acknowledged in a Wiley Finance Book Publication, "Advanced Equity Derivatives: Volatility and Correlation," for his contribution of many figures and problem solutions. He has been published in the Financial Times, The New York Times, and STEM Magazine and lectured at Johns Hopkins University on Black-Scholes and its use in pricing options. John holds an MS in Finance from Johns Hopkins University and a BS in Mathematics with a minor in Economics from Fordham University.

Ben is the founder of Ketwich Capital LLC ("Ket-Cap") which serves the financial and investment needs of professionals and families. Ben is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and a Certified Kingdom Advisor®. Prior to founding Ket-Cap in 2017, Ben spent a decade working on Wall Street at UBS and Neuberger Berman. As an equity analyst in 2008, he had a front-row seat to the housing bubble burst and the collapse of the global economy. This experience taught him the dangers of financial salesmanship (mortgages in this case) and the pitfall wealth can bring when there is no plan or purpose. Ben is passionate about helping others become secure, content, and generous in their wealth. Ben has facilitated financial courses including Financial Peace University, Charting Your Legacy, and the Journey of Generosity (Generous Giving). In his personal time, Ben can be found either outside with his wife and two young children or building something around the house. He is an avid reader of books related to money, history, and theology.