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Pete Aldworth

Investment Operations Manager

Pete Aldworth began working in finance in 1999 as a clerk at the Chicago Board of Trade. In 2002 Pete became a trader at The Chicago Board of Trade in Dow Jones Industrial Futures pit. In 2002 Pete joined the Marine Corps, serving three years overseas. Pete began trading again at the Chicago Board of Trade in 2006. Pete joined New England Financial in 2012 as an investment manager. In 2013 Pete joined HighPoint Advisor Group.

Pete currently holds his Series 07 and Series 66 securities registrations, and is the manager of Investment Operations for HighPoint Advisor Group.

Pete graduated from DePaul University, and holds a bachelors degree in Ethics and Global Business Development. Pete is an avid traveler, having been to 13 countries and 37 states. Pete currently lives in Hinsdale, Illinois.

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