Jenny Selvaggio, CFP® is a valued member of the Coyle Team, having joined as an Associate Advisor in August 2020. With a decade of experience in the financial industry and holding her CFP® designation, Jenny is driven by a genuine passion for helping individuals and families make informed, confident financial decisions.

She specializes in guiding clients through complex transitions and life changes with empathy, clarity, and strategic insight. Her work is centered on helping clients feel supported and empowered especially when stepping into new financial roles or navigating unfamiliar territory.

Areas of Focus:
• Family Succession and Empowerment
Jenny works closely with couples and families preparing for leadership transitions. Whether it’s a spouse stepping into a more active role or a family member gaining confidence to take the reins, she offers guidance to ease anxiety and build financial clarity. Her goal is to help the next decision-maker feel supported, capable, and informed.

• Cross-Border Financial Management
Jenny creates personalized strategies for clients with assets in multiple countries, helping them simplify complexity and align their financial lives with their goals—wherever life takes them.

• Expatriate and First-Generation Wealth
Jenny understands the emotional and practical challenges of building wealth in new environments. She supports globally mobile and first-generation clients in creating values-based financial foundations that reflect their long-term vision and unique journey.

A graduate of Utica College, Cum Laude, with a BA in International Studies, Jenny brings a well-rounded and globally minded perspective to her work in financial planning.

Jenny grew up in Chicago and now lives in Glenview with her husband and daughter. A lifelong athlete and lover of the outdoors, she enjoys tennis, skiing, paddle boarding, and hiking. She is a trusted partner to clients and colleagues alike, known for her warmth, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to helping families thrive across generations and borders.

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