Michael O'Connor

Michael O'Connor has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Michael is currently the Founder of Stock Cheat Sheets, a data service aimed at assisting traders in making informed decisions. Prior to this, they served as the EVP Marketing Strategy at NuVoodoo Media, where they utilized data-driven strategies to help radio stations and other businesses find prospective customers. Michael also co-founded and served as the President of New Support Trading, LLC., where they specialized in options trading and generated income using high probability trading techniques.

Before that, O'Connor held a senior position at Tribune Interactive, where they developed interactive solutions for the company's national sales organization and created Advergames for clients in local newspaper and television markets. Michael also led a team of developers in building proprietary tools and technology.

Earlier in their career, O'Connor worked at Clear Channel Radio as the VP Interactive Creative Services Group and Regional VP Programming. Michael produced award-winning digital campaigns and oversaw radio stations in a 5-state region. Michael also served as a national rock format brand manager and liaison to the record industry.

At Clear Channel, O'Connor held several roles, including Regional Vice President of Programming for Clear Channel Denver, where they managed expenses, generated significant billing, and implemented successful strategic marketing programs. Michael also served as the VP Content Research and Development, incubating pilot programs for the company's digital platform and co-developing The Format Lab.

O'Connor began their career as the WZGC Program Director at Cook Inlet / Infinity Broadcasting.

Michael O'Connor completed their education at Dartmouth College from 1982 to 1986, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. During their time there, they focused on studying History, Communications, and Economics. Prior to attending college, they obtained their high school diploma from Melrose High School from 1978 to 1982. There is no information provided regarding the specific field of study during their high school years.