Donald is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and has more than three decades of experience in the financial industry. He spent five years on the floor of the Chicago Board Options Exchange before moving to the institutional fixed income area of a firm which was subsequently bought by Morgan Stanley.

From 1990 until 2006, Don's career was spent in the institutional fixed income markets. His clients were mainly located in Chicago, New York, and Boston and included firms such as The Northern Trust, Value Line, State Street Bank and Trust, and Brown Brothers Harriman. His product expertise included corporate bonds along with tax exempt and taxable municipal bonds.

In the mid 1990s, Don became one of the leading authorities and top traders of tax-exempt municipal housing bonds in the country. He has taken numerous professional courses ranging from bond futures and options to currency hedging, and is frequently quoted in both the local and national press.

In 2006, Don left the institutional bond business to form Blue Haven Capital with the goal of bringing top tier portfolio management expertise to individuals and small foundations throughout the United States. Today Blue Haven Capital serves clients nationwide along with a number of expat Americans living in Eastern and Western Europe.

Don lives in Chicago and is an avid runner and swimmer. He’s also a former triathlete who competed in dozens of triathlons ranging from sprint distance to Ironman distance races. He volunteers with Center for Economic Progress (CEP) in Chicago, and travels frequently to see family, friends, and clients.

Kevin’s passion for investing was born at age 11 when he caught a segment on the local news about the stock market. That’s when his mom explained to him what a stock was and set up a pretend investment account for him at AOL.com. He loved following his “stocks” much in the same way other kids loved following their favorite sports teams.

Growing up, Kevin intentionally saved everything he made with the goal of investing for himself when he turned 18. So in June 2008, armed with $10,000 he made refereeing basketball throughout his teenage years, Kevin dove head first into the stock market. You could say he learned pretty early on that you can’t time the market.

Kevin soaked up his early and historic experiences from 2008 and dedicated himself to studying what makes an investor successful. To do this, Kevin began recording his computer screen a few days per week in 2012 as he navigated the market with his own money. Like a coach studying game film, he wanted to see everything in close detail, and analyze his own real-time decisions and thought process.

Kevin leveraged this footage into a subscription website called Watchhimtrade.com, where subscribers could tune in to hear Kevin’s thoughts on the market and investment strategies. Humbled by requests from subscribers to manage their money for them, Kevin then pursued a career as a Financial Advisor. He joined Blue Haven Capital in 2017.

Kevin enjoys coaching youth basketball, a good pizza, trips to Northern Michigan, and spending time with his family. He lives in Geneva, IL with his wife and two young children.