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Reichen Kuhl
Reichen Kuhl
Reichen Kuhl
Reichen Kuhl is a business professional and CEO whose company has helped thousands of individuals find housing at all levels without having to worry over security deposits or guarantors. As a respected force in real estate leasing, Kuhl’s company LeaseLock served as the Keynote Sponsor of Insuretech Connect 2019 in Las Vegas. When he was denied housing in NYC because of lofty earning requirements, Reichen Kuhl set out to help people all over the country find and qualify for housing with affordable move-in costs. A few years later, his nationwide rent-payment protection insurance program provides a range of exclusive benefits to renters and landlords alike. His company, LeaseLock, is the first of its kind and today eliminates all security deposits, surety bonds, and guarantors to make housing applications easier than ever. This year, Reichen Kuhl’s company acted as the Keynote Sponsor of InsureTech Connect 2019 in Las Vegas, which draws in thousands of professionals from across the globe to network and find new opportunities in the field. At the event, Reichen Kuhl was able to address all 7000 attendees and share his own professional experiences and insight. He spoke about transparency and integrity in insurance as not only a good business practice but as a means to survive in a modern insuretech age when customers demand that insurance be fast, easy to understand, and affordable. InsureTech Connect is the world’s largest insuretech event, so it was a massive opportunity for Kuhl to enlighten core members in the field of key points for growth. The event has been called the largest and most comprehensive gathering of tech entrepreneurs anywhere, and it attracts investors and insurance industry incumbents from around the world. In recent years, billions of dollars have been invested in insurance tech startups and other insuretech spends, making it one of the fastest-growing industries. The InsureTech Connect event recognizes the fast pace of innovation in the industry and the opportunity to disrupt the outdated insurance ecosystem. The event draws in industry executives who connect with entrepreneurs and grow and explore commercial relationships. It’s been said that around 60% or more of the industry leaders in attendance are founders in categories such as property, health, life, small business, and specialty insurance. Attendees network with investors, fellow innovators, and develop partnerships with leading participants in the industry as well as learn what investors across the globe are eager to fund. “During the event, I was also honored to introduce Journalist and Founder of Recode, Kara Swisher,” says Reichen Kuhl. Kara Anne Swisher is an American technology business journalist and co-founder of Recode. She became a contributing writer to The New York Times’ Opinion section in 2018 after working for publications like The Wall Street Journal and serving as co-executive editor of All Things Digital. Kuhl prompted attendees at the event to build new meaningful connections with other industry leaders. He facilitated conversations with investors and innovators to promote meaningful progress in insuretech, using their clout and expertise to inspire and fuel ventures among attendees of the event. Reichen Kuhl is formerly known as Reichen Lehmkuhl, whereas he and other members of his family shortened their last name to “Kuhl” in 2014.”
Reichen Kuhl
Reichen Kuhl
Reichen Kuhl has been a longtime supporter of animal rights and organizations like PETA that make real change in the fight against animal…
Reichen Kuhl Attended the LAGLCC’s 7th Annual Mixer on October 10th
As a board member of the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, Reichen Kuhl serves as a major voice and advocate of the local LGBTQ community. Earlier this month, he attended the 7th Annual LGBT Mega Mixer where he was able to share insight into advances in the community and discuss potential opportunities for professional growth.
The Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (LAGLCC) represents hundreds of businesses in Los Angeles and the surrounding area, and it facilitates new partnerships and growth within the community. The chamber is able to advance common business interests, economic growth, and equality in the workplace and society by providing educational, networking, and community building opportunities. Board members like Reichen Kuhl attend frequent meetings and announce or promote opportunities available in the network.
On October 10th, the LAGLCC hosted the LGBT Mega Mixer 2019, the largest LGBTQ professional networking event of the year. During the event, representatives and members connected with one another to increase their number of professional prospects. Through strategic alliances and respected networks, the mixer attracted professionals from many industries to help improve the economic vitality of the entire LGBTQ professional community. The event yields hundreds of attendees each year who gain one on one contact with decision makers from LAGLCC corporate partners, studios, and political stakeholders.
"This was the first mixer I attended since being appointed a member of the LAGLCC Board," says Reichen Kuhl. "I find it inspirational to see camaraderie in the LGBTQ community through a networking event like this, where leaders of businesses of all sizes and spanning many industries can exchange ideas, and find sponsorship from some of California's largest corporations."
Community collaborators include the Men's Health Foundation, West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, Lambda Legal, Christopher Street West/LA Pride, Equality California, the Desert Business Association and many others. The LAGLCC is a 501(c)(6) organization of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and gay-allied businesses, professionals, and individuals who collaborate and create new opportunities for their community and future. Members like Reichen Kuhl increase the economic strength of LGBTQ and allied professionals through business development, leadership, advocacy and visibility.
Besides providing support across many businesses and thousands of individuals, the LAGLCC encourages the sharing of information, ideas, contacts, products and services to help strengthen and expand businesses and careers within the local community. They provide educational workshops, evening mixers, networking luncheons, joint activities with other organizations, and community involvement, uniting professionals like across the city and beyond.
According to their official site, the LAGLCC "...is non-partisan, but will always remain politically concerned, especially in regard to health, equality, justice, fairness, and the many civil rights issues that impact the LGBTQ community. We will continue to grow to meet the changing needs of our membership, and to showcase bright successful GLBT professionals as exemplary citizens and role models for a budding generation."
Reichen Kuhl is formerly known as Reichen Lehmkuhl, whereas he and other members of his family shortened their last name to "Kuhl" in 2014.