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Jamie Calandriello

Chief Compliance Officer, LPL Registered Principal

Jamie Calandriello joined HighPoint Advisor Group in November of 2017 and currently serves as the Chief Compliance Officer of HighPoint and a Registered Principal of LPL Financial. Jamie holds her Series 7 and 24 Securities Registrations through LPL and her Series 66 Securities Registration through HighPoint Advisor Group and LPL Financial. Prior to joining HighPoint, Jamie Served as a Compliance Officer for McDonnell Investment Management, LLC in Oakbrook Terrace, IL for over ten years.

Jamie lives in Naperville with her husband, their three children, and their dog.

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