BRADY MCCOLLOUGH

Brady McCollough is an Associate Director - Investments at Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. in San Francisco, bringing a disciplined, analytical, and research-driven approach to wealth management. Before entering finance, Brady built a nationally recognized career as a sports journalist with the Los Angeles Times, where he developed investigative skills, rigorous research techniques, and the ability to distill complex information into actionable insights. Years of interviewing elite athletes, coaches, and executives gave him a deep understanding of goal-setting, high performance, and achieving long-term success, principles he now applies to guiding clients through their financial journeys.

Brady earned degrees in Sociology and Statistics from the University of Michigan and was later a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University, where he explored the cultural impact of football on American society. He thrives on solving complex challenges and helping individuals and institutions navigate the evolving financial landscape. His process emphasizes active listening, careful data analysis, and building authentic, trust-based partnerships.

Based in San Francisco, Brady lives with his wife and two young daughters. He draws inspiration from the city’s vibrant community of innovators and thinkers who shape ideas and the world every day.