Meet Brandon Steven

The Man Behind It All

Since he was 12, Brandon Steven has always worked to be "better than I was" - a motto that hangs above his office door. This simple saying has pushed Brandon to always strive for improvement, growth, and expansion. Since 1994, Brandon and his brother Rodney Steven have acted as co-owners of Steven Enterprises, LLC. Through their company, the brothers have created and acquired numerous businesses and currently employ over 7,000 employees.

Brandon Steven Motors

Brandon is the President of Brandon Steven Motors (BSM) - a division of Steven Enterprises, LLC. Founded in 1996, BSM is an automotive group that includes Honda of Downtown Los Angeles, Hyundai of Downtown Los Angeles, Honda of Reseda, Harbor Chevrolet, Harbor Hyundai, Jaguar Land Rover Ventura, Hyundai Carson, Eddy's Chevrolet Cadillac, Eddy's Toyota, Eddy's Lincoln, Eddy's Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, Eddy's Volvo, Eddy's Volkswagen, Eddy's Infiniti, Subaru of Wichita, and three Super Car Guys pre-owned dealerships. These dealerships are located in California and Kansas. 

Genesis Health Clubs

Another division of Steven Enterprises, LLC, is Genesis Health Clubs founded in 1994. There are currently over 59 Genesis Health Clubs located throughout Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Florida.

More Business Success

The two brothers are not limited to just the fitness and automotive industries. They own and operate the Wichita Thunder hockey team, 6S Steakhouse, among other business ventures. 

Community Involvement

Both Stevens have a passion for giving back. The Genesis Foundation for Fitness & Tennis, a non-profit, 501c3 foundation, was formed in 2006 by Genesis Health Clubs with the mission to provide youth with education and recreation opportunities that lead the way for a life-long commitment to physical fitness, thus improving health and wellness. 

BSM is the sole sponsor of Susan's Kids. A non-profit, 501c3 foundation, that was founded to bring awareness and to inform the public about the 900+ children in Kansas foster care.
Brandon will never stop striving to be "better than I was."