Chrystine Doyle

Chrystine Doyle has extensive experience in the financial industry, particularly in the field of long-term care planning and insurance. Chrystine worked for ACSIA Partners from 2008, specializing in designing affordable plans to protect individuals against the financial burden of long-term care. Prior to this, they worked at Kaplan Professional as a securities license prep instructor, teaching classes for various licenses. In 2002, they joined Citibank Training as the Vice President and Trainer, where they developed and managed the Fast Track investment training program. From 1998 to 2002, they served as the First Vice President and Director of Training at Cal Fed Investments, responsible for training incoming financial advisors and improving pass rates for securities exams. Before that, they worked at GlenFed Brokerage Services as the Assistant Vice President Investment Training Director, and at Bay View Federal and First Nationwide Bank as an investment specialist and director of investment training, respectively. Thus, Chrystine Doyle has a strong background in finance and training, with a focus on long-term care planning and insurance.

Chrystine Doyle's education history includes various institutions and programs. In 2000-2001, they attended The Center for Accelerated Learning, focusing on Accelerated Learning for Professional Trainers and Educators. Chrystine then pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Training for Impact at Creative Training Techniques. Additionally, they studied languages and Liberal Arts at Creighton University. Later, they attended Langevin Learning Services for the Instructional Design for New Designers Workshop, earning a degree in Instructional Design. Chrystine also obtained a Professional Certification in Training Manager/Director from Langevin Learning Services. Chrystine further enhanced their skills by completing the Successful Training Manager Workshop at Langevin Services. Lastly, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Portuguese and Spanish at the University of Minnesota.