First, can you let me know what you’ve been up to since your playing days?
I became a financial advisor – I started in 1983 and got my license then while I was still playing. I always knew I was one step away to unemployment. I worked for Dean Witter then became the Regional Director at Wells Fargo. Then I became an advisor at the Capital Group – they were considered the gold standard at the time and held in the highest regard. Their private group practice was really just starting up then but I had good people there working for me. I met the managing director – Dick Barker – during the JFK Memorial Tennis Tournament so I guess I owe my job to JFK!
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