Alexandra Armstrong's guest appearances

Alexandra Armstrong

Financial Advisor Success

Innovation Day at The University of Arizona

Jason Zweig

Roger Whitney

Hilary Hendershott

Jeff Rose

Michael Kitces

Andy Schwartz

Anna Sergunina

David Ortiz

Peter Lazaroff

Shirl Penney

Douglas Boneparth

Sheryl Garrett

Josh Brown

Dan Egan

Ric Edelman

OwlTail

Alexandra Armstrong is the founder and chairwoman emeritus of Armstrong Fleming &amp; Moore, a hybrid RIA based out of Washington, DC. Alex has a long and experienced 40-year career in the financial services industry, having first launched her firm in 1983 and subsequently selling it to four different successors. Alexandra is a true pioneer of the industry and brings a wealth of wisdom that she shares with us, including what set her apart in the early days of her career, what it was like being female in a primarily male-dominated industry, and what the real secret of her success was. She also discusses what the industry was like when she first earned her CFP marks in 1977, and explains why she believes that financial planning is an ideal career for women. For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/229

Alexandra Armstrong is the founder and chairwoman emeritus of Armstrong Fleming &amp; Moore, a hybrid RIA based out of Washington, DC. Alex has a long and experienced 40-year career in the financial services industry, having first launched her firm in 1983 and subsequently selling it to four different successors. Alexandra is a true pioneer of the industry and brings a wealth of wisdom that she shares with us, including what set her apart in the early days of her career, what it was like being female in a primarily male-dominated industry, and what the real secret of her success was. She also discusses what the industry was like when she first earned her CFP marks in 1977, and explains why she believes that financial planning is an ideal career for women. For show notes and more visit: <a href="https://www.kitces.com/229" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.kitces.com/229</a>

Ep 229: Navigating The Evolution Of Financial Planning Over 50 Years Of Building with Alexandra Armstrong

Alexandra Armstrong has been at the UA for the last five years and is in her final year as a doctoral candidate in veterinary sciences and microbiology. After working on projects dealing with salmonella, Armstrong began researching the bacteria campylobacter jejuni, which can cause foodborne diseases in humans and is typically found in chickens. Through her research, Armstrong was able to develop a vaccine for chickens to prevent campylobacteriosis, the top foodborne disease worldwide. The University of Arizona hosted its 9th annual Innovation Day at the UA on March 6. The event celebrated the UA's success in technology development and innovation by highlighting the research achievements of students and faculty and staff members.

Alexandra Armstrong has been at the UA for the last five years and is in her final year as a doctoral candidate in veterinary sciences and microbiology. After working on projects dealing with salmonella, Armstrong began researching the bacteria campylobacter jejuni, which can cause foodborne diseases in humans and is typically found in chickens. Through her research, Armstrong was able to develop a vaccine for chickens to prevent campylobacteriosis, the top foodborne disease worldwide. The University of Arizona hosted its 9th annual Innovation Day at the UA on March 6. The event celebrated the UA's success in technology development and innovation by highlighting the research achievements of students and faculty and staff members.

Alexandra Armstrong: Student Technology Innovation Award Winner