
Jan Blakeley Holman, CFP, CIMA, ChFC, CDFA, CFS, GFS
Director of Advisor Education
Jan Blakeley Holman is director of advisor education at Thornburg Investment Management. She is responsible for identifying and creating advisor education programs that support financial advisors as they work with their clients and prospects. Jan has spent 44 years in the financial services industry. Over the course of her career, she’s served as a financial advisor, an advisor to financial advisors, and a financial services corporate executive.
Jan is a frequent presenter at broker/dealer and industry conferences where she discusses Women and Investing, Women in Transition, Longevity Planning, and Managing Legacy Wealth. She has also written numerous articles and contributed to several books on these and other financial-planning topics.
A strong believer in the importance of the financial advisor/investor relationship, throughout her career, Jan has demonstrated a passion for helping consumers understand the often off-putting language of financial services.
An avid skier, photographer, and novice silversmith, Jan’s career at Thornburg has enabled her to achieve her goal of living life “on purpose” by doing rewarding and meaningful work while enjoying the beautiful mountains of Santa Fe.
A mother of three and a grandmother of two, she lives with her two puppies: Dobby, a basset hound, and Tigger, a Great Dane.
Jan has a BA in political science from the University of Denver.
CRD Number: 840648
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