Anna Burbage
Manager, Client Service
Anna Burbage was born in Los Angeles and spent her childhood in Manila, Philippines. At age 14, she and her family migrated back to the US and settled in Millburn, NJ.
Anna completed her associate degree in Business Administration at Union County College in Cranford, NJ. After completing her associate degree, she spent several years in retail, where she held management positions at small boutique-type stores, strengthening her customer service skills, meeting the stores’ sales goals, and handling loss prevention management. After retail, she moved to the banking industry with First Union (Wells Fargo), overseeing a branch with $70,000,000 in deposits. Anna oversaw eleven branch personnel. As the manager, she was responsible for her own sales goal as well as that of the branch. She was also the training manager for all incoming managers in the Morris/Warren area. Aside from training, Anna also helped her colleagues fill open positions by interviewing potential candidates.
Anna left the banking industry to raise a family and later pursued a degree in communications, graduating from the College of Saint Elizabeth with high honors. She also received the Richard Keelty Communication Award and was inducted into Lambda Pi Eta, the National Communication Association Honor Society.
In 2012, Anna joined an independent investment firm for 12 years as a Senior Registered Administrative Assistant/Manager. In January 2024, she became a part of the Condor Capital Wealth Management family as a Client Services Manager. Anna works closely with clients to service their accounts. She collaborates with other Client Service team members to ensure all client service needs are handled professionally and promptly. Anna looks forward to working closely with clients and providing them world-class service.
Anna married her husband Bill in 2000, and they reside in Livingston, NJ with their children Tyler and Kailey. They love spending time together as a family. Anna and her family love traveling internationally and around the US and learning about different cultures. The best part is trying international cuisines! It has been a tradition for the Burbage family to collect Christmas ornaments from the different places they have visited, both internationally and domestically.
In her free time, Anna likes to cook and bake. She is known for baking 12 different types of cookies during Christmas (12 days of Christmas), a tradition she started when her children were young. She also loves to read novels, especially during fall and winter.
