About Us

Douglas G. Goldberg, Esq.

Doug is the general manager of Exit Strategies Institute, LLC, a company he founded in 1999 to compliment his law practice. He is an Attorney and Counselor at Law who limits his practice to trusts and estates, business representation, real estate, and asset protection. He is licensed to practice law in all state and federal courts in Colorado and is the managing attorney of Goldberg Law Center, P.C. (“GLC”). He received his Juris Doctorate in 1985 from the University of Denver, where he also received his MBA (Finance) and his B.S.B.A. degrees.

He has authored or co-authored eighteen books on topics ranging from estate, business, and tax planning to charitable giving, and from a book for baseball catchers and a love story novella to a nine-book collection of children’s stories based on the Fruit of the Holy Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23).

Throughout his career, Doug has sat on the Board of Directors of several non-profit organizations, spoken frequently on estate planning, business, and tax planning issues to Christian organizations and congregations, and audiences that include attorneys, CPAs, financial advisors, as well as normal people.

Doug has three incredible sons, three amazing daughters-in-law, and five grandchildren. He enjoys music, writing, great Mexican food, and a good Cabernet. As a result, he has also fallen in love with his Peloton Bike, Tread, and Row.

Doug’s wife Robin is a former banker at Pikes Peak National Bank, where she served for 25 years, most recently as President and CEO. They live in Colorado Springs with Munson, their energetic and thoroughly spoiled Pug.

Robin J. Goldberg

Robin joined Exit Strategies Institute in April 2024. Prior to that, she was the CEO of Pikes Peak National Bank, an independent community bank in Colorado Springs, where she worked for 25 years and remains on the Board of Directors. With nearly 29 years of banking experience, Robin has a strong financial services background, particularly as it relates to money management, accounting practices, and financial integrity.

She has several banking certifications. Robin has completed the Cannon Financial Institute’s Trust School I and will complete Trust School II in 2025. Finally, Robin is a veteran of the United States Army.

Darlene W. Hatcher

Darlene joined Exit Strategies Institute in January 2025 after a 26-year career in banking. Her prior employment was as a Senior Vice President at Pikes Peak National Bank in Colorado Springs, where she focused on commercial credit, bank operations, and customer service. A key part of her responsibilities was developing bank training programs that protected vulnerable, at-risk, and elderly customers from fraud and other financial crimes by collaborating with the financial crimes department of the Colorado Springs Police Department and Senior Victim Services of El Paso County. She has also received specialized training from the FBI related to financial crimes. Her financial background and commitment to financial integrity align with the values of Exit Strategies Institute.

Darlene and her husband of eighteen years, T.J., are published authors of the children’s book series, “Stories from Benji, An American Bald Eagle.” Their mission is to teach the next generation about American history in a charming way.