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Commonwealth Financial Network serves as a back-office partner for independent financial advisors, providing a broker-dealer platform, technology, compliance support, investment research, and other operational services. Its offering works by acting as the backend infrastructure that handles back-office tasks, regulatory compliance, research, and platform services so the advisor can focus on client relationships and investment decisions. It differentiates itself through an advisor-owned, privately held culture with a history of high service standards and strong advisor satisfaction, and it expanded to support independence before being acquired by LPL Financial in 2025 while continuing to operate as a separate brand. The goal is to enable independent financial professionals to run successful, client-focused advisory practices without the burden of heavy back-office operations.
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Founded
1979
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People moves: RBC Clearing & Custody hires former Pershing executive for business development. Also, Kestra Financial hires client service and operations leads; alt-focused Quincy Wells names a CIO; and Toronto-based Verecan Capital adds a CFO as it pushes further into the United States. Alex Ortolani, Senior Reporter, Wealth Management August 4, 2026 RBC Clearing & Custody, which offers clearing, custody and execution services to independent broker/dealers and registered investment advisors, has hired Larry Agin as business development manager. Agin joins RBC after a two-year stint at Apex Fintech Solutions, a firm he joined after more than two decades at BNY Pershing. He has experience in wealth solutions, securities operations, trading and client relationship management, according to RBC's announcement. "When I began the process of hiring a new business development manager, I never could have imagined a better fit than Larry," Kelly Johnson, chief revenue officer of RBC Clearing & Custody, said in a statement. "He shares the values of our organization, understands what truly matters to our clients and wants to make a real difference for the businesses that choose to partner with us." Agin will be tasked with further growing RBC's clearing and custody business for the IBD and RIA sectors, even as upstarts such as Apex and Altruist seek to undercut the legacy providers. "Joining RBC Clearing & Custody provides a meaningful opportunity to contribute my experience to a market leader with scale, extensive resources, a strong commitment to the clearing and custody business, and a team that focuses on innovation," Agin said in a statement. Kestra Financial adds Fidelity National, Truist alumni to leadership team. Kestra Financial, a hybrid RIA based in Austin, Texas, announced this week that it had hired Kristan Garner as head of client service and John Milligan as head of operations. Garner joins from financial technology firm Fidelity National Information Services, where she served as director of operations. She will now lead Kestra's client service organization, including advisor service, technology solutions and account services. Milligan joins from Truist Bank, where he served as executive vice president, head of capital markets operations. At Kestra, he will oversee trading, cashiering, producer compensation and fee billing. "Kristan and John bring deep expertise in client service and operations, and their leadership will help us continue raising the bar for efficiency and operational excellence across the advisor experience," said Angela Xavier, executive vice president, client experience officer at Kestra, in a statement. Kestra said the hires build on investment in operations and client experience, including Xavier's hire as client experience officer last year from LPL Financial, and the establishment of a secondary headquarters in Tempe, Ariz. In April, Kestra hired four business development leaders from competitors, including LPL and Commonwealth Financial Network, to its national recruiting team. Quincy Wells Advisors names Matt DenBleyker CIO. Quincy Wells Group, a Chicago-based wealth management platform focused on alternatives, named Matt DenBleyker chief investment officer of Quincy Wells Advisors this week. DenBleyker joins from Lee Financial, where he served as director of private markets. At Quincy, he will lead the development of investment solutions, oversee multi-asset-class portfolio construction, and contribute to business development initiatives. "Matt has spent his career building institutional investment programs and translating them into something advisors can actually put in front of clients," said John Neppel, managing partner of Quincy Wells Group, in a statement. "That is exactly the capability our advisors need as demand for alternatives keeps growing." DenBleyker brings more than two decades of investment management experience across RIAs, investment consulting firms and public pension plans. Prior to Lee Financial, he was managing director and co-chief investment officer at Commerce Street, where he built the firm's outsourced discretionary investment platform. Verecan Capital Management appoints Jim Andrews as CFO. Verecan Capital Management, a discretionary portfolio management firm based in Toronto with U.S. clientele, said it had appointed Jim Andrews as chief financial officer, effective July 20. Andrews joins from CWB Wealth, where he was president and CEO. He is tasked with leading Verecan's growth strategy, including acquisitions, advisor relationships, strategic partnerships and opportunities with independent firms. "We are fortunate to have Jim join Verecan at this stage in our growth. He understands this industry and sees the opportunity in what we are building," Verecan Group of Companies CEO Colin White said in a statement. The appointment follows Verecan's recent addition of Emily Dunn as chief operating officer, further strengthening the senior leadership team as the firm expands beyond Canada, according to the announcement. Verecan launched in 2023 and expanded in 2025 to provide services to U.S.-based clients and clients with cross-border financial concerns. Senior Reporter, Wealth Management Alex Ortolani is a New York-based senior reporter with Wealth Management with a focus on deals, moves and trends in the registered investment advisor space. In addition to financial and business reporting, he has worked in media relations and corporate communications for tech firms and Fortune 500 companies.
A system built for advisor success: commonwealth secures 13th consecutive #1 ranking from JD Power for Independent Advisor Satisfaction. This latest recognition reflects a model meticulously designed around advisor experience - one that has proven consistent over time while continuing to evolve alongside advisors' needs. Waltham, MA (July 9, 2026) - Commonwealth Financial Network(R), a national RIA dedicated to providing financial advisors with holistic, integrated business solutions, ranks "#1 in Independent Advisor Satisfaction Among Financial Investment Firms 13 Times in a Row" according to the JD Power 2026 U.S. Financial Advisor Satisfaction Study(SM). In addition to its #1 ranking, Commonwealth achieved the highest score in six of the seven reported key drivers of advisor satisfaction - compensation, firm leadership and culture, professional development support, product and marketing support, and operational support. With partner firm LPL Financial ranking second in overall satisfaction among independent advisors, the results reflect more than parallel success. They demonstrate a shared philosophy and purpose, highlighting the strength of its aligned, advisor-first approach within the industry. In reflecting on the commitment required to repeatedly achieve this recognition, Wayne Bloom, CEO of Commonwealth, said, "It's always good business to do right by those we serve. As we celebrate our 13th consecutive #1 ranking, we recognize that our success must be earned every day. Thank you to our Advisors for trusting us with your feedback and driving our continuous improvement. Commonwealth's standards are calibrated to your expectations." He continued, "LPL's ascension to the second-place ranking validates our decision to select them as our partner for the future! Our collective focus on independent Advisor experience now combines the 1[st-] and 2nd -ranked firms with the vast scale and resources of LPL, creating an unmatched service experience to drive our affiliated Advisors' and their investors' success!" "Our brand of personalized service is only possible because we know our Advisors and their businesses deeply, and we foster a mindset of proactive support and intentional relationship stewardship across our home office. The Commonwealth difference is that our people take Advisor success personally; the close relationships they've built over time make delivering their very best not only a responsibility, but a privilege," Bloom explained. "At Commonwealth, Advisor satisfaction isn't an outcome - it's our purpose," Bloom added. "Our model is built on Advisor voices and thoughtful innovations to support evolving needs. That intentionality is what creates consistency and trust, and it's why Advisors can count on Commonwealth to deliver on its best-in-class service commitment." LPL Financial Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: LPLA) acquired Commonwealth Financial Network in August 2025. Commonwealth will operate as a wholly owned portfolio company through the onboarding of Commonwealth advisors to LPL's platform, which is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2026. About Commonwealth Financial Network(R). Commonwealth Financial Network, Member FINRA/SIPC, a Registered Investment Adviser, provides financial advisors with holistic, integrated solutions that support business evolution, growth acceleration, and operational efficiency. JD Power ranks Commonwealth "#1 in Independent Advisor Satisfaction Among Financial Investment Firms, 13 Times in a Row."[1] Founded in 1979, the firm has headquarters in Waltham, Massachusetts, and San Diego, California, and an operations hub in Blue Ash, Ohio. Learn more about how Commonwealth partners with independent financial advisors nationwide by visiting commonwealth.com. [1] Commonwealth received the highest score among independent advisors in the JD Power 2010, 2012-2014, and 2018-2026 U.S. Financial Advisor Satisfaction Studies. Presented on July 9, 2026, for December 2025 to April 2026, it is based on responses from 4,503 advisors employed by or affiliated with the firms included in the study. Not indicative of the firm's future performance. Your experience may vary. The study is independently conducted, and the participating firms do not pay to participate. Use of study results in promotional materials is subject to a license fee. Visit jdpower.com/awards for more details. Hi, I'm Jacquelyn, senior director of corporate marketing at Commonwealth. Did something here pique your interest? I'd love to tell you more. Commonwealth value your privacy This website uses cookies and similar tools, some of which are provided by third parties, to operate and improve its website, enable social media and other features, provide a more tailored experience, and for advertising and marketing. These cookies and tools allow Commonwealth and third parties to collect user data and communications, IP address and online identifiers, referring URLs and other content and browsing information, and user interactions with this site.
LPL Financial and Commonwealth recognized as top-ranked firms for independent Advisor Satisfaction. "These results are a powerful demonstration of our shared commitment to putting advisors at the center of everything we do." - Rich Steinmeier Last Edited by: LPL Financial Last Updated: July 09, 2026 Commonwealth earns 13th consecutive #1 ranking. SAN DIEGO - July 9, 2026 - LPL Financial Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: LPLA) today announced that its firms earned the #1 and #2 rankings in the JD Power 2026 U.S. Financial Advisor Satisfaction Study in the category of "Independent Advisor Satisfaction Among Financial Investment Firms." Commonwealth Financial Network, acquired by LPL in 2025, secured its 13th consecutive #1 ranking, while LPL Financial LLC rose to #2 overall. The results reflect a system intentionally built around advisor success - one that combines Commonwealth's long-standing model of deeply personalized service with LPL's scale, innovation and expanding capabilities. Together, the firms represent the top two ranked experiences for independent advisors in the industry. Commonwealth's continued recognition underscores the consistency of a model designed around the advisor experience and refined over time to meet evolving needs. In the 2026 study, Commonwealth achieved the highest scores across the majority of key drivers of satisfaction, including compensation, firm leadership and culture, professional development, products and marketing, and operational support. "These results are a powerful demonstration of our shared commitment to putting advisors at the center of everything we do," said Rich Steinmeier, CEO of LPL. "Commonwealth's extraordinary 13-year streak reflects a model built with intention - one that is deeply grounded in service, relationships and advisor partnership. At the same time, LPL's position as the #2 ranked firm underscores the strength of an advanced technology platform, wide range of affiliation models and extensive wealth management offerings. Together, both organizations create an unmatched environment for advisor success." With both firms ranked at the top of the study segment, the combined organization reflects more than parallel achievement; it demonstrates a shared philosophy and aligned purpose. LPL remains committed to preserving the distinct strengths of Commonwealth while investing in expanding choice, flexibility and resources for advisors across the platform. This approach enables advisors to benefit from a spectrum of affiliation models, integrated wealth management solutions, and a service experience that seeks to support their success and that of their clients. The JD Power 2026 U.S. Financial Advisor Satisfaction Study measures advisor satisfaction across key dimensions including compensation; firm leadership and culture; operational support; products and marketing; professional development; and technology. About LPL Financial. LPL Financial Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: LPLA) is among the fastest growing wealth management firms in the U.S. As a leader in the financial advisor-mediated marketplace, LPL supports more than 32,000 financial advisors and the wealth management practices of approximately 1,100 financial institutions, servicing and custodying approximately $2.3 trillion in brokerage and advisory assets on behalf of approximately 8 million Americans. The firm provides a wide range of advisor affiliation models, investment solutions, fintech tools and practice management services, ensuring that advisors and institutions have the flexibility to choose the business model, services, and technology resources they need to run thriving businesses. For further information about LPL, please visit www.lpl.com. Securities and advisory services offered through LPL Financial LLC ("LPL Financial"), a registered investment adviser and broker-dealer. Member FINRA/SIPC. Throughout this communication, the terms "financial advisors" and "advisors" are used to refer to registered representatives and/or investment advisor representatives affiliated with LPL Financial. We routinely disclose information that may be important to shareholders in the "Investor Relations" or "Press Releases" section of our website.
Kurt Jackson Commonwealth Financial Network faces unsuitable investment allegations. Commonwealth Financial Network and their representative Kurt Charles Jackson have recently come under heightened scrutiny due to a series of customer complaints and allegations of unsuitable investment recommendations. As an investor, you place significant trust in your financial advisor - a trust that should never be taken lightly. When questions arise, it's critical to know the background, the facts, and the rules designed to protect you. Customer disputes involving Kurt Charles Jackson. Kurt Charles Jackson (CRD #2913769) is currently registered with Commonwealth Financial Network. According to FINRA BrokerCheck and a recent review as of June 15, 2026, his record reflects six customer dispute disclosures. These complaints, while allegations and not definitive findings of wrongdoing, raise important questions that every investor should consider carefully. Of these six disputes, two remain pending and four have been resolved. Here's a closer look: | Date Filed | Nature of Allegation | Product(s) Involved | Damages Sought | Status/Outcome | | March 16, 2026 | Unsuitable investment recommendations | Direct investments (DPP, LP interests via Kestra Investment Services, LLC) | $5,000 | Pending (FINRA Case 26-00557) | | September 3, 2025 | Unsuitable municipal debt investments | Municipal debt securities | $150,000 | Pending (FINRA Case 25-01813) | | July 2024 | Unsuitable alternative investment (oil and gas) | Direct-placement oil and gas | $50,000 sought, $35,000 settled | Settled | | February 2024 | Alleged excessive trading (churning) | Equities | $25,000 | Dismissed | | November 2023 | Failure to disclose surrender charges | Variable annuities | $12,000 | Settled confidentially | | May 2022 | Unsuitable mutual fund recommendation | Mutual funds | $20,000 | Withdrawn by claimant | In addition, a civil lawsuit, Doe v. Jackson et al., filed in September 2024 in Massachusetts, alleged misrepresentation in a structured note sale, which was dismissed in June 2025 with no findings of wrongdoing. As of the latest review, there are no SEC enforcement actions or state securities orders against Kurt Charles Jackson. Understanding Kurt Charles Jackson: background and credentials. Kurt Charles Jackson offers a long track record in the industry. Here's a summary of his registration history and examinations: * Commonwealth Financial Network - Registered since October 2023 * NFP Advisor Services, LLC - June 2022 to October 2023 * UBS Financial Services Inc. - January 2018 to June 2022 * Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated - March 2014 to January 2018 Exams passed: * Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) * Series 7 * Series 63 * Series 65 * Series 31 While credentials are important, they do not eliminate the risk of poor advice or misconduct. According to the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), investor losses from broker misconduct in the U.S. regularly exceed $17 billion every year. Investment fraud and unsuitable recommendations often go hand-in-hand, with repeat offenders accounting for a disproportionate share of losses. The rules: what protects investors? Financial regulations set a high standard for recommendations and conduct in the securities industry. Understanding the rules is critical when reviewing issues involving Kurt Charles Jackson or any advisor. * FINRA Rule 2111 (Suitability) - Advisors must have a reasonable basis to believe an investment is suitable for the specific customer based on their financial situation, risk tolerance, and goals. This goes beyond "good enough" and requires a personal assessment every time. * FINRA Rule 3110 (Supervision) - Brokerage firms like Commonwealth Financial Network must actively oversee advisors, investigate complaints, and address patterns of unsuitable recommendations to prevent further misconduct. * Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI) - Enforced since 2020, Reg BI mandates a heightened standard: advisors must place client interests above their own, carefully evaluating costs, risks, and alternatives, and disclosing and mitigating any conflicts of interest. In practice, these rules mean that offering a complex investment - such as oil and gas partnerships, municipal bonds, or variable annuities - requires the advisor to explain why that product specifically benefits you. For further details on industry standards, see this overview from Forbes. Lessons from investment fraud and bad advice. Cases involving unsuitable investment advice like those under review for Kurt Charles Jackson often stem from conflicts of interest, high commissions, or insufficient supervision. Many investors are unaware that: * Complex alternative products (DPPs, LPs, structured notes) carry higher fees and risks compared to traditional investments. * Unsuitable recommendations and "churning" (excessive trading for commissions) are common issues cited in FINRA complaints. * Lack of transparency and failure to disclose product risks remain frequent sources of investor loss. According to a 2023 study of investment mis-selling, repeat offenders are responsible for much of the misconduct in the industry, and many violations go undetected for years. The best protection is vigilance and knowledge, which is why independent resources like Financial Advisor Complaints are so important for consumers researching advisors with multiple disputes. What should investors do next? If you are a current or former client of Kurt Charles Jackson or have worked with advisors at Commonwealth Financial Network, especially those with customer complaints or unsuitability disclosures, it is critical to: * Always review your advisor's record on FINRA BrokerCheck. * Ask detailed questions about compensation, fees, and possible conflicts of interest. * Insist on clear explanations for every recommended investment. * Keep written documentation of all advisor communications. * Act quickly if you sense something is wrong - there are strict time limits for pursuing claims. While all the customer disputes involving Kurt Charles Jackson listed above are allegations, not findings, the emerging pattern of multiple unsuitability cases does demand careful attention. It is entirely your right - and responsibility - as an investor to ensure your money is placed in the best possible hands. Protecting your financial future starts with information, vigilance, and asking the tough questions. If you have concerns about your advisor or suspect unsuitable investment advice, consider consulting an independent financial professional to review your account Correction or Updated Info Needed? The information in this article includes the publisher's opinion and is based on publicly available materials believed to be accurate at the time of publication. Financialadvisorcomplaints welcome updates. If you have personal knowledge of additional facts or details related to any issues or individuals, and you believe that information would enhance the accuracy of the article, don't hesitate to get in touch with Financialadvisorcomplaints https://financialadvisorcomplaints.com/article-correction-update/ and provide you name, address, email, and telephone contact for follow-up reporting, along with the back-up for any updates. 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Investigation launched into Kurt Jackson of Commonwealth Financial Network. Haselkorn & Thibaut, P.A., operating as Investment Fraud Lawyers, has launched an independent investigation into allegations of misconduct involving Arroyo Grande, California financial advisor Kurt Jackson (CRD# 2913769) of Commonwealth Financial Network. As seasoned former Wall Street defense attorneys, its attorneys leverage insider knowledge to represent investors nationwide. If you entrusted funds to Mr. Jackson and suffered losses, you may have recovery options. Below, Investment Loss Recovery Group detail its findings regarding this advisor's professional background, as well as specific red flags and the full list of investor complaints that prompted its investigation. If you have questions regarding recovering your investment losses, Investment Loss Recovery Group invite you to contact Investment Loss Recovery Group for a free consultation at 1-888-885-7162. Who is Kurt Jackson? Table of Contents Kurt Jackson is an Arroyo Grande-based financial advisor with nearly 30 years of securities industry experience. He is registered with Commonwealth Financial Network as both a broker and an investment advisor and is the proprietor of Central Coast Wealth Management. His professional registrations also include previous positions with prominent broker-dealers such as Kestra Investment Services (NFP Advisor Services), UBS Financial Services, and Merrill Lynch. Mr. Jackson maintains licenses to operate in the following states: * California * Arkansas * Florida * Hawaii * Illinois * Indiana * Louisiana * Ohio * South Dakota * Texas * Washington His qualifications are underscored by passing several rigorous industry exams, including the SIE, Series 7, Series 31, Series 63, and Series 65. Summary table: Kurt Jackson and Broker-Dealer affiliations. | Advisor Name | CRD Number | Current Broker-Dealer | Past Broker-Dealers | | Kurt Jackson | 2913769 | Commonwealth Financial Network | Kestra Investment Services (NFP Advisor Services) UBS Financial Services Merrill Lynch | Investigated red flags & list of complaints. As investor advocates with a 98% success rate, its firm takes reported misconduct seriously. Its investigation is spurred by several recent customer complaints and settlements disclosed on public records. Here is a complete and specific list of red flags tied to Kurt Jackson's advisory practice: * March 2026 - Pending Suitability Complaint (Kestra Investment Services): An investor alleges that Mr. Jackson recommended unsuitable alternative investments while he was a representative of Kestra Investment Services. The complaint is pending, with unspecified damages sought. * 2025 - Pending Unsuitable Municipal Bond Recommendation (Commonwealth Financial Network): Another investor claims that while acting as a representative for Commonwealth Financial Network, Mr. Jackson made unsuitable investment recommendations in municipal bonds. The pending claim alleges $150,000 in damages. * 2025 - Resolved Municipal Bond Complaint (Commonwealth Financial Network): Similar allegations regarding unsuitable municipal bond recommendations were made against Mr. Jackson as a representative of Commonwealth. In April 2026, this matter was resolved via a $190,000 settlement in favor of the investor. * 2022 - Settled Complaint (Breach of Fiduciary Duty & Oil/Gas Products): An investor complaint was filed in 2022 accusing Mr. Jackson of breach of fiduciary duty, unsuitable recommendations, misrepresentation, and supervisory failures related to oil and gas products. This complaint was settled for $29,296.88. While Mr. Jackson's record shows 28 years of industry experience, these complaints - totaling well over $200,000 in settlements and significant pending claims - raise serious questions about his conduct and whether recommendations honored the suitability standard owed to investors. Importantly, unsuitable investment recommendations and breaches of fiduciary duty frequently result in significant recoverable losses. What is "suitability" and why does it matter? Brokers and investment advisors like Kurt Jackson are legally obligated to recommend investments that match a client's specific financial goals, risk tolerance, and investing experience. Recommending unsuitable or high-risk products - such as certain alternative investments or illiquid municipal bonds - can expose investors to losses they should never incur. Complaints about unsuitable recommendations signal possible violations of these critical investor protection rules. How investors can recover. Investment Loss Recovery Group understand the confusion and anxiety that come with discovering losses tied to a trusted advisor. Its attorneys - who have worked on hundreds of investor claims involving over $520 million - know what to look for when evaluating recovery potential. If you worked with Kurt Jackson (Arroyo Grande, CA) at Commonwealth Financial Network, Kestra Investment Services (NFP Advisor Services), or any of his former affiliations and suffered losses, you may have the right to claim damages. Many successful recovery claims involve: * Unsuitable investment recommendations * Misrepresentation or omission of risk factors * Failure to conduct proper due diligence on products * Lack of diversification or improper concentration in illiquid assets * Breach of fiduciary duty Its experience and strategies are recognized in the legal community - its attorneys are Super Lawyers-designated, hold the Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent rating (Top 2% peer-reviewed), and receive consistent 5.0-star client reviews. Investment Loss Recovery Group work solely for investors, never Wall Street, and offer client-focused representation on a "No recovery, no fee" basis. Every case is handled directly by an attorney with extensive securities law experience. In-Depth record review: what do public files show? Its comprehensive review extends to all major public databases. While some records report a clean regulatory and litigation history for Mr. Jackson (with no reported disciplinary actions from FINRA, the SEC, or state regulators, and no civil lawsuits in court dockets), the disclosed investor complaints and settlements are highly relevant red flags. Such claims often do not trigger formal regulatory action unless a threshold is met. That is why investor vigilance and timely action are so critical. Next steps: speak with a Wise Warrior. If you or someone you know experienced investment losses after working with Kurt Jackson of Commonwealth Financial Network (Arroyo Grande, California or surrounding areas), Investment Loss Recovery Group urge you to take action. Its attorneys are ready to provide a free, confidential review of your account statements and discuss recovery options tailored to your situation. Call Investment Loss Recovery Group today at 1-888-885-7162 or use its secure web form to request a no-obligation consultation with its Wise Warrior advocates. Investment Loss Recovery Group fight for your lost funds - using its insider perspective and 95+ years of combined experience to maximize your recovery. You don't have to navigate this complex process alone. Its commitment is to your financial recovery - because every investor deserves strong, dedicated representation. Disclaimer: The information contained in any post on this website is derived from publicly available sources and is not guaranteed as to accuracy and often involves allegations which may or may not be proven at some point in the future. All posts are believed to be accurate as of the time of original posting, but the accuracy and details are subject to and expected to change over time and which may contain opinions of the author at the time posted.
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Financial Services
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$2.7B
Headquarters
San Diego, California
Founded
1979
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