Leadership shaped where preparation, precision, and accountability mattered.
Chad Feucht leads Feucht Financial Group. He has been securities licensed since 1994 and serves as a Licensed Investment Advisory Representative, working alongside the firm's advisors and tax professionals across Wisconsin and Florida.
His earlier career was spent in environments where the cost of an unexamined assumption was high: a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, a retired Lieutenant Colonel and decorated 25-year combat veteran, an F-16 instructor, evaluator and test pilot, an F-22 instructor and evaluator pilot, and an Air Force commander. In industry he worked as a systems and software engineer at Lockheed Martin and as an F-22 program and site manager at Boeing, and he later earned an MBA from Trident University.
What carries over is not the hardware. It is the habit of looking at a whole system before changing one part of it — the same habit this firm applies to a tax return, a portfolio, a business, and a family's long-term plan.
Start With the Full PictureThe record, in brief.
- Role
- President and Chief Executive Officer, Feucht Financial Group, L.L.C.
- Licensing
- Series 7 and Series 63 securities licensed beginning in 1994; Licensed Investment Advisory Representative
- Education
- United States Air Force Academy, B.S. in Business, Law and Economics; MBA, Trident University
- Service
- Retired Lieutenant Colonel; decorated 25-year combat veteran; former Air Force commander
- Aviation
- F-16 instructor, evaluator and test pilot; F-22 instructor and evaluator pilot; FAA commercial and instructor pilot
- Industry
- Former systems and software engineer, Lockheed Martin; former F-22 program and site manager, Boeing
- Community
- Board and committee involvement including Sonex Aircraft and Envision Fond du Lac
Six habits that show up in the work.
Preparation
Plans are built for the year that is coming, not reconstructed after it ends.
Precision
Numbers are checked against each other before a recommendation leaves the building.
Disciplined analysis
A decision is tested against what it affects elsewhere, not judged in isolation.
Leadership
Someone is accountable for the whole picture, not only for their own piece of it.
Systems thinking
Tax, investment, business and estate are treated as one connected system.
Responsibility
Follow-through is scheduled, and reviews happen whether or not anything went wrong.
Chad is one part of a team of professionals. Meet the rest of the firm.