Carl Dewey
Education
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University of Colorado Boulder
Bachelor of Science (Civil Engineering)
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
Master of Business Administration - Real Estate
Carl Dewey is an Investment Analyst at Resonant Capital Advisors. Carl assists the Resonant investment team with management of client portfolios, sourcing and analyzing new alternative investment opportunities, and researching, reviewing and reporting on marketable and alternative investments.
Prior to joining Resonant, Carl spent 8 years building bridges and tunnels in Colorado as a project manager with Kraemer North America. After leaving Kraemer, Carl interned with Resonant while completing his MBA at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, focusing on real estate investments in the Graaskamp Center for Real Estate.
A native of Madison, Carl holds a degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Colorado-Boulder and a Professional Engineering license. Carl lives in Madison with his wife, Molly, their two young children Lane and River, and their two dogs Stevie Nicks and Stella. Carl enjoys skiing and recently completed his first Ironman.
- If you have a completely open schedule on a weekend, what do you most enjoy doing?
In a perfect world I am hiking with my kids in Colorado.
- Who are the three people that have influenced you the most?
My parents have obviously had the most influence over me. For a not so obvious answer I would say that I’ve gained many insightful lessons from the works of Walter Isaacson and his biographies for Steve Jobs, Da Vinci, Einstein, Franklin, Musk and many other phenomenal works.
- What’s the last book you read?
Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter.
- What song would you sing at karaoke night?
Tiny Dancer by Elton John. I would try to get the audience singing along to replicate the scene in the movie “Almost Famous”.
- What's the first job you ever held?
Shoveling asphalt on a road construction crew.
- What's your secret talent that no one knows about?
My wife claims my falsetto rivals Frankie Valli. I respectfully disagree.
- If you could snap your fingers and become an expert in something, what would it be?
Neuroplasticity – understanding how the brain can change and adapt as we age.