In this episode of CashFlow Quest, hosts Blake Comfort and Jennifer Purcell sit down with Heather Loomis Tighe, founder and CEO of Loomis Capital Management. Heather shares her unplanned path into finance, from university days as an English major to her pivotal roles at major institutions like BlackRock and JP Morgan. Heather also discusses the emotional roller coaster of managing assets through the 2008 financial crisis and how that experience underscored her focus on risk management and cash flow strategies for her clients. Heather emphasizes diversification across non-correlated assets such as bonds, real estate, and energy.
Heather Loomis Tighe is the founder and CEO of Loomis Capital Management, where she serves as the chief investment officer for significant family offices. Before founding her firm, Heather held key roles at Glenn Capital, BlackRock, and JP Morgan. Her impressive career includes managing a $13 billion fixed income business and founding the Women's Insight Series and Education at JP Morgan.
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Blake Comfort Co-Founded Comfort Communities in 2008 and began working to acquire manufactured home communities in order to build the investment and management company that exists today. Comfort Communities first manufactured home community was purchased in 2009 and has continued to grow and purchase many more manufactured home communities ever since.
Jennifer Purcell Co-founded Comfort Communities and brought a professional management and accounting skillset to the team. She previously worked with R&V Management in San Diego to help manage their Multi-family apartment portfolio. Since 2009 she has been working to build the Comfort Communities management team while also coordinating with all of the Investors and business advisors.