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Ian Tomlinson is a financial advisor with First Choice Financial Planning, LLC in Alamogordo, New Mexico. He holds Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and has 30 years of industry experience. Tomlinson has been with First Choice Financial Planning since 2017 and previously conducted due diligence for the firm. Outside of financial advising, he is the owner and instructor at Centerfire Firearms Training, LLC, providing concealed handgun carry instruction in New Mexico. First Choice Financial Planning is an independent, solo-advisor firm serving individual and high-net-worth clients. The firm develops client-specific investment plans using various analytical approaches and typically manages accounts on a discretionary basis with a long-term orientation that can include active strategies and higher-risk instruments when suitable.

Charles Sours is a financial advisor with Ally Invest Advisors, holding a Series 66 designation and six years of industry experience. Prior to joining Ally Invest Advisors in 2021, he worked at First Command and NM Rehab. Outside of finance, he owns and operates Land of Enchantment Deals, an online inventory sales business. Ally Invest Advisors provides discretionary portfolio management primarily to individual and high-net-worth clients through web-based and virtual solutions, offering ETF-based Robo Portfolios and personalized financial advice supported by a third-party asset management platform.

Angel Munoz is a financial advisor with First Command Advisory Services, holding Series 63 and Series 65 licenses. He has one year of experience in financial services, following 13 years of service in the United States Air Force. Munoz has worked with various First Command entities since 2025. First Command Advisory Services, Inc. is an SEC-registered investment adviser serving individuals, corporate, and charitable clients, with a focus on active-duty service members and their families. The firm offers financial planning and multiple wrap-fee asset management programs that use model portfolios managed by a centralized Investment Management Team and Wealth Portfolio Managers.

Jason Dunn is a financial advisor at First Command Advisory Services with four years of industry experience. He holds a Series 66 designation and has worked exclusively within the First Command network since 2021, including roles at First Command Insurance Services and First Command Brokerage Services. First Command Advisory Services, Inc. is an SEC-registered investment adviser that serves individuals, corporate, and charitable clients, with a particular focus on active-duty service members and their families. The firm offers financial planning and a variety of wrap-fee asset management programs utilizing model portfolios and third-party managers selected by a centralized Investment Management Team.

Candace Muncy is a financial advisor at Edward Jones in Alamogordo, NM, holding a Series 66 designation with three years of industry experience. She has worked at Edward Jones since 2017, including a gap year between 2016 and 2017. Outside of her advisory role, she is a shareholder in an RV park and a manufacturing business in Alamogordo. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving individual and institutional clients with a wide range of investment options and advisory services, managing over $1 trillion in assets through a large network of financial advisors and branch offices nationwide.

Remick Ham is a financial advisor with LPL Financial, holding Series 63 and Series 66 licenses and 25 years of industry experience. His prior firms include Cambridge Investment Research and Investment Centers of America. Outside of his advisory role, he is a business owner in Tularosa, NM. LPL Financial is a national broker‑dealer and SEC-registered investment adviser serving individuals, retirement plan participants, banks, trust companies, and institutions. The firm offers a range of financial planning and investment management services, utilizing model portfolios, third-party subadvisors, and customized strategies.