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by Kathleen Sindell Ph. D. (Author)
Bestselling Wall Street Journal author Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D. has taught and written about financial management for the last 20 years. Sindell
Author Biography
Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D. is the author of numerous academic, popular, and professional finance articles, Web sites, proposals, and books, including the bestselling reference book, "Investing Online for Dummies, Eds. 1-5" (listed for two consecutive years on the Wall Street Journal's Bestselling Business Book List). Sindell has an in-depth understanding of the financial services industry and holds Series 7, 63 and 65 licenses. Dr. Sindell's public speaking and writings assist individuals in gaining financial literacy. Sindell tracks a variety of financial sources to identify emerging investor and personal finance trends then creates educational investor and finance presentations or materials for publishers, organizations, trade associations and educational institutions. Dr. Sindell is regularly tapped as a financial expert on ABC World News, The Nightly Business Report, and at popular online and print outlets. Dr. Sindell has over 20 years of experience in designing and developing learning objectives, instructional activities and curriculum using adult learning principles and various media and tools to achieve maximum results in the shortest time. Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D. is certified to teach Business and Industrial Management, Banking and Finance by the California Board of Governors (Certificate #19507). For over four years she managed the Financial Management and Real Estate programs and faculty at the University of Maryland University College Graduate School. For 16 years Sindell was a practioner faculty member of the Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business, where she created graduate courses and taught the internet and e-commerce, corporate finance, individual investment management and personal wealth management. Dr. Sindell is member of the Board of Directors for the Financial Planning Association, National Capital Area, a subcommittee member of the DC Council on Financial Literacy, and a member of the Greater Washington Jump$tart Coalition
