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Doug O’Connell

Financial Planner

Doug O’Connell is a CERTFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and a graduate of Keller Graduate School in Chicago with a master’s degree in business (MBA). He also earned a B.S. in Computer Science with a minor in Civil Engineering from San Francisco State University. Doug has over 30 years of business management experience in research, product development and marketing in the technology industry.

Doug enjoys snow skiing and has taught beginner classes. Doug is an avid biker and enjoys the Fox River Valley bike trails and local tennis courts! He also donates time to Clearbrook charity, which provides assistance to special needs children.

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