Antonio Trivelloni

Antonio Trivelloni is the President and Founder of Trivelloni Asset Management. Antonio started this company to offer investors an alternative to the commission based, salesperson approach to financial planning too often found in the industry. Before starting his company, Antonio spent seventeen proud years as an educator in the Detroit, Michigan area. Although he was a dedicated teacher, he has always had a keen interest in capital markets and financial planning concepts. Through his financial research he discovered that most school districts’ 403(b) retirement offerings were largely based on commissioned products of very poor quality. Client-centered investment advice was not to be found. In an effort to combat this problem, Antonio left his teaching post and started Trivelloni Asset Management. He earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Detroit Mercy, a Master of Arts Degree from Saginaw Valley State University, a Master of Business Administration Degree from Michigan State University, and a Registered Financial Consultant designation from the International Association of Registered Financial Consultants. He also holds three National Coaching Licenses awarded by the US Soccer Federation. He has a functional mastery of both Italian and Spanish. His golf game, however, is terrible. Antonio currently sits on the Board of Directors for the Macomb Family YMCA and Macomb Feeding the Need. He is a member of Compass Macomb Christian Business Ministry, Elite Success Partners, the Detroit Athletic Club, and Business Networking International. He is an Athletic Booster for University of Detroit Mercy Soccer and Michigan State University Soccer. Antonio’s family participates in Samaritan’s Purse, Lutheran World Relief, N.O.A.H. lunch making, and other charitable endeavors through American Lutheran Church, their home parish. Antonio lives in the Detroit metropolitan area with his wife, Dr. Jill Trivelloni, and three children, Nino, Silvia, and Lidia. He enjoys attending Church with his family, carting his kids around to soccer events, and teaching them the ups and downs of personal finance.