Andy Krajewski

Andy Krajewski joined Arbor Financial Services, LLC, in 2013 as the General Manager of Operations. After 4 years of tremendous success, he transitioned to develop the professional athlete division of Arbor Financial as a Financial Advisor.

Andy is a former professional athlete himself, coming from years of competition in the golf world. He played in the developmental PGA Tour and many local professional tournaments, going on to establish a successful golf coaching business. He now coaches both golf and baseball at a high level, supporting players as they grow from the little leagues to the MLB.

As a former pro athlete, Andy knows the risks and rewards that come with an elite level of play. He also understands all the hard work and determination that athletes devote to their game. That’s why he is committed to working with professional athletes to achieve the same success in their investments as they do in their sports careers.

Andy believes that being a good Financial Advisor is like being a good coach – it’s about listening, mentoring, and pushing players to think about their long-term goals. He used his elite coaching skillset to develop a fine-tuned program that meets the needs of unique professional athletes, developing healthy savings habits while listening to their individual needs. Andy is passionate about helping all his clients meet the most important goal: Living the way they want to live for the rest of their lives.

Before joining Arbor Financial, Andy built a successful family business from the ground up in Bolingbrook. He also orchestrated the purchase and successful implementation of several businesses in the Midwest.

Andy graduated from Lewis University in 1990 as an Academic All-American with a degree in Business Administration. He had the honor of being inducted into the Golf Hall of Fame in 2001.

Andy and his wife Cindy have been married for over 21 years. They have four boys together: Tyler, Daniel, James, and Ryan. Andy and Cindy have lived in Plainfield, Illinois for over 20 years.

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