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Tamara Miller is currently the Vice President-Finance & Business Operations at IOTA Software, Inc. She previously worked as the Managing Director at Miller & Jacobs Capital LLC.
She also held positions as the Head of Research at American Independence Financial Services LLC from 2007 to 2011, Vice President & Co-Portfolio Manager at Calamos Advisors LLC, and Principal at Loan Syndications & Trading Association, Inc. Ms. Miller is an alumna of Middlebury College, where she earned her undergraduate degree in 1992.
She later obtained an MBA from Cornell University in 1994.
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Iota Software, Inc.
 Iota Software, Inc. Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Develops software that provides data visualization services | Director of Finance/CFO | 2023-03-31 |
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American Independence Financial Services LLC
 American Independence Financial Services LLC Investment ManagersFinance American Independence offers the following investment strategies through their SMA platform: Large-Cap Value, Risk Managed Allocation, and Macroeconomic Assessment of Risk (MAR) Tactical Strategies (Tactical Conservative, Tactical Moderate Growth, Tactical Growth and Tactical Aggressive Growth). American Independence launches and manages a variety of funds including the MAR Tactical Funds, the American Independence Stock Fund, the Laffer Dividend Growth Fund, the manage the Risk-Managed Allocation Fund, the Kansas Tax-Exempt Bond Fund, the American Independence International Alpha Strategies Fund, the US Inflation-Indexed Fund, the Boyd Watterson Core Plus Fund, and the Boyd Watterson Short-Term Enhanced Bond Fund. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Loan Syndications & Trading Association, Inc.
 Loan Syndications & Trading Association, Inc. Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Operates as a trading platform | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Financial Women's Association
 Financial Women's Association The Financial Women's Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing women in finance through education, mentorship, scholarships, networking, and leadership development. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. It offers programs such as the Wall Street Exchange internship initiative, the Financial Backpack financial literacy program for high school students, and mentoring partnerships with institutions including Baruch College, Seton Hall University, and the High School of Economics & Finance. The organization supports career development by providing scholarships, professional coaching, and internship placement at financial firms, with an emphasis on diversity, inclusion, and empowering women across cultures and geographies. It hosts international business conferences, forums on financial topics, annual awards, and networking events to foster community and professional growth. The Financial Women's Association collaborates with corporate, government, and academic partners to advance the retention and advancement of female professionals and provides scholarships and mentoring to young professionals and students, reaching more than 6,000 individuals over 30 years. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Miller & Jacobs Capital LLC
 Miller & Jacobs Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance Miller & Jacobs manage small-cap value funds of financial services stocks. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 2008-12-30 |
Calamos Advisors LLC
 Calamos Advisors LLC Investment ManagersFinance Calamos Advisors utilizes top-down insights with rigorous bottom-up fundamental research. They employ an active, high-conviction investment approach to building portfolios. A collaborative team-managed approach allows them to fully evaluate all elements of an investment idea. Top-down perspective, proprietary fundamental research and risk management drive the portfolio construction process across all strategies. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | - |
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Miller & Jacobs Capital LLC
Miller & Jacobs Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance Miller & Jacobs manage small-cap value funds of financial services stocks. | Finance |
American Independence Financial Services LLC
American Independence Financial Services LLC Investment ManagersFinance American Independence offers the following investment strategies through their SMA platform: Large-Cap Value, Risk Managed Allocation, and Macroeconomic Assessment of Risk (MAR) Tactical Strategies (Tactical Conservative, Tactical Moderate Growth, Tactical Growth and Tactical Aggressive Growth). American Independence launches and manages a variety of funds including the MAR Tactical Funds, the American Independence Stock Fund, the Laffer Dividend Growth Fund, the manage the Risk-Managed Allocation Fund, the Kansas Tax-Exempt Bond Fund, the American Independence International Alpha Strategies Fund, the US Inflation-Indexed Fund, the Boyd Watterson Core Plus Fund, and the Boyd Watterson Short-Term Enhanced Bond Fund. | Finance |
Calamos Advisors LLC
Calamos Advisors LLC Investment ManagersFinance Calamos Advisors utilizes top-down insights with rigorous bottom-up fundamental research. They employ an active, high-conviction investment approach to building portfolios. A collaborative team-managed approach allows them to fully evaluate all elements of an investment idea. Top-down perspective, proprietary fundamental research and risk management drive the portfolio construction process across all strategies. | Finance |
Middlebury College
 Middlebury College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Cornell University
 Cornell University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Financial Women's Association
Financial Women's Association The Financial Women's Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing women in finance through education, mentorship, scholarships, networking, and leadership development. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. It offers programs such as the Wall Street Exchange internship initiative, the Financial Backpack financial literacy program for high school students, and mentoring partnerships with institutions including Baruch College, Seton Hall University, and the High School of Economics & Finance. The organization supports career development by providing scholarships, professional coaching, and internship placement at financial firms, with an emphasis on diversity, inclusion, and empowering women across cultures and geographies. It hosts international business conferences, forums on financial topics, annual awards, and networking events to foster community and professional growth. The Financial Women's Association collaborates with corporate, government, and academic partners to advance the retention and advancement of female professionals and provides scholarships and mentoring to young professionals and students, reaching more than 6,000 individuals over 30 years. | |
Loan Syndications & Trading Association, Inc.
Loan Syndications & Trading Association, Inc. Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Operates as a trading platform | Technology Services |
Iota Software, Inc.
Iota Software, Inc. Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Develops software that provides data visualization services | Technology Services |
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