DAG

Connor McLaughlin

Head of Enterprise

Connor McLaughlin is Head of Enterprise at DAG. A UConn graduate with a background in engineering, he worked in the surgical robotics division of a Fortune 500 company and spent time in crypto education. That engineering foundation, combined with years of personal investing, gave him a deep framework for understanding which blockchains are positioned to succeed and what drives long-term success in investing. He holds the Series 65 and is motivated by helping people feel confident and empowered to make informed decisions about crypto. Highly competitive, he believes outworking everyone else is the one variable always within his control. Outside of work he focuses on crypto education and home renovation, follows football (especially the Steelers), and plays golf when time allows. He encourages new clients to be open and honest about where they stand with crypto, having educated everyone from complete newcomers to ten-year industry veterans. He lives in Connecticut.

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