With over three decades of distinguished service in the investment securities industry, Jacqueline brings unparalleled expertise and client dedication to her role as President of The Lambros Group Investment Services in Fort Myers, Florida. Since founding the firm in 1993, she has built lasting relationships with clients, many of whom have trusted her guidance since her early career days at EF Hutton in Cape Coral.
Jacqueline maintains comprehensive securities registrations through Commonwealth Financial Network, including FINRA Series 7,24,63, and 65 licenses. Her designations as a registered principal and past branch office manager reflect her leadership capabilities and regulatory expertise. She also holds licenses for life, health, and annuity insurance, enabling her to provide comprehensive financial planning solutions.
A proud Illinois native, Jacqueline earned her Bachelor of Science in Business from Northern Illinois University, where she successfully balanced academic studies with recreational athletics while working to help pay tuition. Her competitive spirit and discipline - traits that served her well as an accomplished high school athlete - continue to drive her professional success today, demonstrating the work ethic and determination that have defined her career.
Alongside her late husband Alex, Jacqueline embraced a spirit of adventure that took them around the world. Their travels included the extraordinary experience of watching Alex pilot a MIG-29 fighter jet in Russia, exploring the rich cultures and histories of Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, Germany, and France, and experiencing the vibrant markets and cuisine of Hong Kong and Singapore. Closer to home, they treasured numerous family trips to the Hawaiian Islands as well as the rustic charm of dude ranch vacations in Wyoming.
Jacqueline's commitment extends far beyond the financial services industry. As the wife of a longtime Rotary member, she enjoyed being included in "The Cardboard Boat Race" for local charities and "The Visually Impaired Boating Picnic," which provided unique boating experiences for visually impaired participants. Her dedication to service earned her recognition as a Paul Harris Fellow by Rotary International.
Her philanthropic impact includes co-establishing multiple student scholarships at Florida Gulf Coast University with her late husband, Alex. She has also served with distinction as a parent ambassador for Saint Louis University, bridging the gap between families and the academic community.
Today, Jacqueline lives in Fort Myers, Florida. After losing her beloved husband, Alex, with whom she shared 35 years, she continues to embrace her love for family, reading, traveling, and helping those in need. Her resilience and compassionate spirit are as strong as ever, reflecting the values that have guided her professional success and personal fulfillment.
