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Community InvolvementCommitment to Our Community Since 1857, Northwestern Mutual has been helping people protect against financial risk and helping them achieve their financial goals. The Chicago network office has been in existence since 1872. The McTigue Financial Group prides itself on staying in the forefront of its industry. Providing clients with financial guidance and world-class product and services through the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, our Financial Representatives are helping thousands of clients grow and achieve their financial goals. Managing Partner, John McTigue believes that insuring human life value is the first step towards achieving a solid financial strategy and the key advantage of The McTigue Financial Group.
To grow and prosper, communities require care. It is the work of many hands, sharing many talents, many hours and many gifts. John McTigue and the members of the team share this commitment to the community in which we live and work. Among the many organizations that members of our team support are: Big Shoulders Fund; Boys Hope Girls Hope of Illinois; Chicago ARC; Chicago Hope Academy; Connections For The Homeless; Cristo Rey; Feed My Starving Children; Harvest Educational Cooperative; Les Turner ALS Foundation; Lydia Home; Young Men’s Educational Network; and the list goes on.
College Reps Test Drive Career From Suits & Ties To Working Gloves & Paint Brushes
The learning experience of Northwestern Mutual’s “Top 10” internship (Vault Guide to Top Internships, 2009) with The McTigue Financial Group in Chicago expands beyond the real life work experience of a financial representative to community service learning. On Friday, July 24th, The McTigue Financial Group college representatives, mentors and internship leadership team headed to the North Lawndale Community and worked side by side with kids from the Young Men’s Educational Network to help construct a playground, demolish a garage, paint and landscape. Work-life balance is important to today’s college students who are making decisions about their future career. A career as a financial representative offers the flexibility not only to do well professionally but also to be able to give back to their communities and grow personally.
Sanctioned by USA Cycling, the International Cycling Classic is now the oldest and longest-running multi-category cycling race in the United States with races in cities from De Pere in Northern Wisconsin to Chicago.
Community Service Award (CSA) Winners Vision, generosity, and commitment to community are characteristics of people who become volunteers. Each award recipient is honored with a $10,000 check presented to his or her charitable organization on behalf of the Northwestern Mutual Foundation. The McTigue Financial Group is proud to acknowledge our representatives and team members who have earned this distinguished award.
Corey has coached hundreds of inner city kids providing them with the same opportunity to play ball as he did. He started with some of his boys when they were 9 and 10 and now sees them in high school where he continues to mentor them. 2006 Community Service Award Winner, Robert Muzikowski
"As a company, we encourage our financial representatives to give back to the communities in which they work," said Ed Zore, President & CEO of Northwestern Mutual. "That's why we offer programs such as the Community Service Award to recognize our representatives for their dedicated community service." A $10,000 grant was presented to the McGaw YMCA from the Northwestern Mutual. 2005 Community Service Award Winner, Kurt Kidder Kurt contacted CARC in 1988 seeking to "give back" and volunteer his time to benefit persons with developmental disabilities. He joined the agency's Auxiliary Board of Directors and helped to organize several special events to raise funds for CARC. 2005 Community Service Award Winner, Mary Louise Pisone Acknowledging Members of our Team Steve Braun, The City of Hope, Glenwood School for Boys and Girls, Marty Hennessy Jr. Tennis Foundation, Partnership for Cures Richard Brunton, Batavia Foundation for Educational Excellence Robert Brunton, Villa Park Kiwanis Club, Treasurer for the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District of Kiwanis International, Finance Committee and Endowment Fund Community Presbyterian Church - Lombard, IL Tom Canale, Board Member for CARC (Chicago Association of Retarded Citizens) David Deegan, Archdiocese of Chicago Bread of Life Youth Retreat Co-Founder, Leukemia/Lymphoma Society's Team in Training Steve Domsky, Welles Park Parents Baseball Association Donald Draudt, Marquette University Club of Chicago, Field Museum of Chicago, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School-Leadership Advisory Council, Union League Club of Chicago, Big Shoulders Fund Tobias Eng, Board Member of Young Men's Education Network, Volunteer with Lydia Home Association, Wheaton College Alumni Board James Garard, Deacon at the United Church of Christ, Tutor and Board Member for the WITS (Working in the Schools) organization Scott Goldstein, Deerfield Youth Baseball Association Andrew Higney, Team Sponsor - Western Springs Little League, YMCA Indian Guides and Princesses Thomas Jacobs, Friends of the Forest Preserves, Beverly Area Planning Association, Annual Beverly Hills Cycling Classic Ross Kasner, Coaching various sports activities, Assisting with Cub Scouts Kurt Kidder, Chicago Association for Retarded Citizens: CARC Michael McGill, Board Member — Kennilworth Union Church Corey McQuade, Joshua Center, Board Member - Mental Karate Dexter Means, Executive Ministries-Campus Crusade for Christ, Trustee, Evangelical Covenant Church of Hinsdale, Illinois, Des Plaines Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America Robert Muzikowski, Near West Little League, Chicago Hope Academy Gregg Neiman, Children's Memorial Hospital, American Red Cross, America's Second Harvest, Muscular Dystrophy Association and Y-Me National Breast Cancer Organization Joseph O'Connor, South Chicago Rowing Association, CCD Instructor, Grades 6-8, Christ the King Parish Dana Potts, Working with Hinsdale Community Youth Soccer Organization, Local Catholic Sports League - Head Coach for St. Isaac Jogues at Hinsdale, IL Thomas Rossi, Board Member and Director of the Naperville Little League, Sports Announcer and Booster - Naperville North High School Michael Shean, Daniel Murphy Scholarship Foundation, Evans Scholar program Joseph Smith, Chicago's Irish Catholic charitable organization of the Ancient Order Ben Voigt, Ravenswood Manor neighborhood, Union League Boys and Girls Club, St. Benedict Church Tom Walder, McGaw YMCA Britt Yackey, American Youth Soccer Association Board of Directors, American Youth Soccer Association National Games Coach, North Montessori Preparatory School |
