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Marty Tadman
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Marty Tadman is a distinguished leader who has seamlessly translated his success from the football field to the financial planning world, becoming a positive influence on those around him. Following an exemplary football career at Boise State University, Marty shifted his focus towards establishing a successful wealth management firm dedicated to financial planning in 2008. In 2013, he partnered with Cooper McManus, a large, high-level, and successful registered investment advisor, resulting in the start-up of Tadman Financial. Marty maintains an unwavering commitment to his clients and prides himself on operating a financial planning firm largely focused on its investment advisory business and retirement planning approach.
Marty is an alumnus of Mission Viejo High School and earned a football scholarship to Boise State University. During his four seasons with the Boise State Broncos, the team consistently ranked in the top 25 nationally. In 2007, Marty was honored as the MVP of the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl and was recognized as a Sports Illustrated First Team All-American.
During his college years, Marty married his high school sweetheart, Nicole. Together, they established and maintained a successful college Christian ministry. A strong advocate for serving others, Marty became a respected speaker, sharing his story of faith at churches, government events, charities, and schools nationwide. After earning his degree, Marty transitioned from athletics to finance and began his family life.
Marty and Nicole are now parents to four children: three daughters—Cali, Bryley, and Lyla—and a son, Judah. Outside of his professional responsibilities and family commitments, Marty has coached his daughters’ basketball, soccer, golf, and softball teams, has coached Judah in basketball and football, and helps facilitate Lyla’s Tae Kwan Do activities. An avid golfer and skiing enthusiast, Marty is also a traveling speaker and an active member of his family’s church.
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MARTY’S FOOTBALL CAREER
2002 – 2003 – Mission Viejo High School football undefeated CIF Champions
2002 – 2003 – MVP of team, league, and CIF, 1st team All-State
2004 – 2007 – Boise State football ranked in the top 25 nationally
2005 – 2007 – 3-time All-Conference safety
2005 – 2007 – 3-time All-Conference safety
2006 – Post season All-American
2007 – Tostitos Fiesta Bowl MVP
2007 – Sports Illustrated 1st team All-American
2007 – Boise State Football MVP
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