Kevin Alan Jones
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Kevin Alan Jones (R) Boise, formed Harmonic Investment
Advisers in Boise and has 28 years of experience in the
financial industry, according to a biography provided to
media.
Jones also served as the chief investment officer and
chief operating officer for D.B. Fitzpatrick & Company,
where he oversaw investment-related functions of the
$850 million of assets under management in addition to
overseeing the day to day operations of the firm.
Prior to that, Jones was senior vice president and
senior portfolio manager at ICM Asset Management where
he managed the Smid-Cap Value strategy of $680 million.
He reported managing more than $400 million of mutual
funds for UBS Paine Weber, JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch.
He said his experience in finance makes him qualified to
hold the treasurer’s seat in Idaho’s current economic
forecast.
Jones is the former president of the CFA Society of
Idaho, a former member of the Finance Council of St.
John’s Parish and a former member of the Board of
Directors for Catholic Charities of Idaho. He also sits
on the Advisory Council of Boise State University’s
College of Business and Economics.
He has been a contributor to local and national media
such as the Idaho Business Review, Bloomberg and CNBC,
and a guest lecturer at Boise State University and
Gonzaga University.
Jones is a graduate of the University of California at
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Tom Kealey
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Tom Kealey (R) Boise, and his family have a long history
of living and working in Idaho. Since he was young, Tom
has worked hard to become an entrepreneur and develop
his financial skills while being fiscally conservative.
On behalf of his clients and stakeholders when on
business boards, Kealey recommends conservative
investments and collaborative service. He is a fiscal
conservative with a breadth of financial knowledge and
experience that will serve Idahoans well.
As co-owners of Chicago Connection, Tom and his wife Joy
have enjoyed working together and serving the community.
While owning and operating small businesses, they have
also invested in private companies and real estate in
Idaho for many years.
They have actively supported numerous charitable
organizations and educational institutions throughout
Idaho for many years. Tom and Joy have been married for
over 39 years and have raised three sons in Idaho.
As a life-long Republican, Tom believes in protecting
Idaho’s constitution and making safe, sound investments
to protect monies.
As State Treasurer, Tom will maximize returns at
competitive costs for the betterment of Idaho’s future.
He believes it is the right time for him to share his
financial skills and vision at the state level as your
next Republican treasurer.
Source: Candidate's website |
Vicky McIntyre
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Vicky McIntyre (R) Boise, born to entrepreneurial
parents, has owned her own business, been a business
consultant, computer analyst, quality manager, executive
director for a not-for-profit and a college professor.
Vicky worked for the Ada County Assessor's office for
two years as a management analyst prior to being elected
over 15 years ago.
Vicky’s education includes an Associate’s Degree in
Computer Programming, a Bachelor of Science degree in
Business Administration and a MBA. She has studied
finance, economics, accounting, business and computers.
Vicky recognizes education as an opportunity for
life-long learning by regularly attending workshops and
teaching symposiums.
Volunteer service is an active part of Vicky’s life. She
has volunteered to conduct financial audits for her
church and the Episcopal Diocese of Idaho. Vicky has
been a member of the American Society for Quality since
1988 and is currently the Chairperson for the Western
Idaho section.
Over the years Vicky has received honors from
organizations where she has worked and contributed time.
In 1987, she received the "Woman of the Year" award from
the American Business Women’s Association of Boise. In
1993, she received the William Clemens Quality Award for
her cost saving projects at Bankers Systems Inc. She was
named the "Conference Speaker of the Year" at the
Dyleague conference in 1994 for her talk about “Removing
Buggy Code Through Automated Testing”. Her name appears
in several volumes of “Who’s Who”.
For the past 15 years Vicky has been an educator,
sharing her management expertise and computer
programming knowledge with aspiring college students.
Along with teaching, Vicky facilitated many student
internships and study abroad programs that assisted
student learning.
Vicky’s greatest skill is the ability to listen and then
use her analytical and collaborative skills to involve
the right people in a solution.
Source: Ada County website |
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