Tim Kolstad
About
Tim Kolstad is from Phoenix, Arizona, United States. Tim is currently Director of Strategic Finance at Moon Valley Nurseries, located in Scottsdale, AZ. In Tim's previous role as a Senior Vice President at J.S. Held LLC, Tim worked in Phoenix, AZ until Jan 2026. Prior to joining J.S. Held LLC, Tim was a Partner at Kotzin Valuation Partners, LLC and held the position of Partner. Prior to that, Tim was a Manager at Ringel Kotzin Valuation Services from Nov 2000 to Dec 2009.
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Tim Kolstad's current jobs
Founded in Phoenix, Arizona in 1995, Moon Valley Nurseries is the largest fully-integrated nursery and box tree grower in the United States, now operating 19 farms and over 50 retail locations across Arizona, California, Nevada, Florida, Tennessee, Georgia and Texas, with more than 2,100 acres of nursery property. While leading the industry in professional landscape design, expert planting services, and cutting-edge nutrients and fertilizers, Moon Valley Nurseries is home to the world's best trees and plants and offers shipping to customers across the U.S. and internationally.
Tim Kolstad's past jobs
J.S. Held is a global consulting firm providing specialized technical, scientific, financial, and advisory services.
Valuation services for various purposes including financial reporting, mergers and acquisitions, litigation, and estate/tax planning; transaction advisory and value enhancement services to middle market companies; litigation support services involving valuation, financial forensics, and economic damages.
Valuation services for various purposes including financial reporting, mergers and acquisitions, litigation, and estate/tax planning; transaction advisory and value enhancement services to middle market companies; litigation support services involving valuation, financial forensics, and economic damages.