Ian Matheson

7/30/2019

Ian Matheson joined the Carnegie team in 2019 when he merged his RIA firm, Matheson Financial, with Carnegie Investment Counsel. As a dedicated Wealth Advisor, he strives to deliver responsive and personalized service. He also offers financial planning services as an added value to his clients.

Ian attended Bethany Lutheran College in Minnesota. He currently stays involved with his church by serving on the council and elder boards. Additionally, he contributes as chair of Naples Germanfest and is a member of the National Notary Association.

Ian lives in Estero with his wife Laura and their four young boys. He likes to volunteer as a sports coach for his boy's teams. And when he has free time, Ian enjoys hunting, fishing, and working on his antique car.

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