Paul McAneny is a financial advisor and Co-founder of COMAC Financial where he has helped hundreds of active duty military, veterans, and their families along with small business owners to address personal, professional, and financial success.
Paul draws on a vast business and social network as well as extensive experience in both the public and private sector to specialize in assisting military members faced with daunting career changes. He takes great pride in his ability to provide military transition process advice and industry connections in addition to a range of options for income protection and detailed analysis/comparison of available military retirement benefits.
Paul is a Mentor in the 13th Judicial Circuit (Hillsborough County) Veterans Treatment Court, Chairman of the Military Officers Association of America-Tampa Chapter Transition Committee, recent Chairmen of the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee, and stays active in the Rough Riders 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, local political organizations, and several other veterans’ support groups.
Paul is a 27-year veteran of the United States Air Force where he held multiple leadership positions in logistics, aircraft maintenance, post-graduate instruction, and Combatant Command Headquarters staffs. He served multiple deployments to Southwest Asia Combat Zones as well as in Europe, the Pacific, and throughout the United States. Following military retirement, Paul was a senior manager for over three years with Walmart in the nation’s largest supply chain network.
Paul and his wife, Rebecca – an ultra-marathoner and mother of three daughters – currently live in Lithia, Florida. Their eldest daughter, Campbell, a graduate of Florida Gulf Coast University, is pursuing a career as a Physical Therapy Assistant; middle daughter, Madeleine, a graduate from the University of Alabama and is a Corporate Finance Specialist at Amazon; and youngest daughter, Erin, is a Junior at the University of Alabama pursuing a degree in Media and Digital Communications.