JaMaal F. Thompson

Meet JaMaal Thompson, a black financial representative and HBCU advocate who is passionate about helping his clients achieve financial success. JaMaal hails from Sacramento, California and obtained his Bachelor's degree in Sports Management from Howard University in Washington D.C. He then went on to earn his MBA in Finance and Entrepreneurship from Fayetteville State University in North Carolina.

JaMaal is a firm believer in the power of entrepreneurship and investing to build generational wealth, especially within the black community. He has dedicated his career to providing sound financial advice and guidance to help his clients achieve their financial goals.

As an HBCU advocate, JaMaal is committed to supporting historically black colleges and universities and promoting their role in creating opportunities for black students. He believes that HBCUs play a critical role in shaping the future of the black community and empowering the next generation of leaders.

JaMaal's expertise covers a wide range of financial planning topics, including retirement planning, business planning, estate planning, and tax planning. He takes a personalized approach to financial planning, taking the time to understand each client's unique circumstances and developing customized solutions to help them achieve their goals.

In addition to his work, JaMaal is a dedicated community leader and mentor and member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. He volunteers his time with several non-profit organizations that support entrepreneurship and financial literacy in underprivileged communities.

When JaMaal isn't working or volunteering, he enjoys exploring new opportunities to invest in his community and support black-owned businesses. He's an avid reader and enjoys staying up-to-date on the latest trends and strategies in finance and investing.

When people feel better about their money, good things happen—they become more confident and feel more secure. For more than 160 years, Northwestern Mutual has helped people achieve the financial flexibility they need to live more and worry less.

Being a mutual company means Northwestern Mutual reports to its clients, not Wall Street. They don't believe in chasing fads or taking undue risk for short-term gains. Instead, they take a long-term approach—both in the way we help people plan to reach their goals, and in the way they do business. This has served their clients (and mine) well through all kinds of economic ups and downs, including wars, recessions, even the recent pandemic.

It's why I'm happy to be part of a company that's in it for the long-haul and prioritizes clients over profit.