Douglas Pease

4/16/2019

Doug joined Carnegie in 2004. He works as a Lead Trader and Research Analyst. He supports the Investment Committee and coordinates all trading activities for the firm. He is also responsible for collecting critical research necessary to make informed and well thought out decisions.

Before joining Carnegie, Doug resided in Chicago and worked as a Research Associate for a Senior Research Analyst at Prudential Securities covering the Capital Goods-Heavy Machinery. Afterwards, he became an Associate Research Analyst for an ex-Managing Director of Salomon Smith Barney who opened her boutique equity research company covering the Steel Industry.

Doug received a B.S in Finance from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1999 and also went to University School in Cleveland. He resides in Ohio City and keenly participates in various associations and non-profits to revive Cleveland.

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