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Meet the Team: Danny Levison

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Danny Levison has spent his career assisting small and medium-sized businesses with their real estate needs. He’s Oaklyn Consulting’s go-to person for any client transactions that have a real estate component, handling any property assessments and valuations of clients who own their buildings.

What’s your favorite part of your job?
Analysis and creating valuations of buildings in different cities, which involves going and learning those markets.

Why do you work at Oaklyn Consulting?
They are a natural fit for extending our business into more consulting and expanding our geographic boundaries. In addition, they are extremely knowledgeable and ethically focused.

What are your favorite pastimes outside of work?
Grandchildren, bird hunting and golf.

What TV show/movie/book/musical artist are you enjoying right now?
The Lincoln Lawyer.

What do you think sets Oaklyn Consulting apart from other investment banking consultants?
They’re a great team that brings Wall Street expertise to small business owners.

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