Professional
Before Doug can speak intelligently about the products and services that might be appropriate for you and your family, he needs to get to know you. And, before you can feel comfortable sharing your goals and dreams, you need to get to know him.
Review the experiences and accomplishments of J. Doug Davis.After two years as a teacher and coach in rural Iowa's secondary education system, I found I wanted a career that would be meaningful and allow me to make a greater impact on the community in which I lived.
I worked as a credit manager for a loan company for 1 year but was not satisfied that my career was taking the direction I wanted for myself and my family.
I have always been proud of the mutual decision made over 30 years ago to contract with Northwestern Mutual as a Financial Representative. The positive influence of the company's culture on my life and the lives of our clientele is without parallel.
Associations and Memberships
Doug Davis served as President of the Sioux City Suburban Rotary Club in 1999 and has been an active member since 1979. He is a lifetime member of the University of Iowa Alumni Association and has been a member of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA) for over 20 years. Doug lettered in wrestling under legendary Coach Dan Gable at the University of Iowa and is proud of his long association with the University of Iowa.
Years of Experience
Representing Northwestern Mutual since 1976.
Education
| Degree | Major | Institution |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Science | Education | University of Iowa |
Awards and Recognition
Million Dollar Round Table Qualifying/Life Member 1997, 2009, 2011, 2013
MDRT is the premier association of financial professionals. MDRT status designation is granted for one year and members must apply every year to continue their affiliation with the MDRT
National Quality Award 1981-2010
Award recognizing persistency and performance
National Sales Achievement Award 1979-1994, 1996-2000, 2002-2003, 2009
Award recognizing performance