Kathleen McTigue

Kathleen McTigue has had a diverse work experience. Kathleen began their career in 2009 as the Head of Client Support Operations at Wolverine Execution Services, where they led a team of Trade Support Engineers and was involved with Sales, Marketing and Development projects. In 2010, they were an Author at Northwestern University, and in 2011 they were a Teaching Assistant/Assistant Instructor at the same university. In the same year, they also became an Adjunct Professor at Robert Morris University. In 2016, they volunteered for the 2016 Presidential Primary Election and for two sitting US Senators for their reelection campaigns. In 2019, they were an Assistant Professor at GEC Academy where they taught a SQL Database Course for High School Students. In 2020, they became an Adjunct Professor at Roosevelt University, where they taught Computer Information Systems and SQL Database Programming/Intro to Database Modeling.

Kathleen McTigue obtained their Master of Science in Computer Information Systems from Northwestern University in 2010. Prior to that, they obtained their Bachelor of Business Administration in Information Systems and Operations Management from Loyola University Chicago in 2007. Kathleen also attended John Felice Rome Center - Loyola University Rome Campus and studied Global Marketing. In addition, they obtained a Level 1 VeriFIX Certified Professional certification from Greenline Financial in September 2010.