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Tom Holman's role in his current organization
Executive Summary
The sources supplied show multiple different people named “Tom Holman” (and one “Tom Homan”) holding distinct roles, and no single authoritative source confirms one current role for a uniquely identified individual named Tom Holman as of November 13, 2025. The evidence points to at least four separate profiles — a Wallin Education Partners trustee, a Nous Group manager, an academic adjunct, and a university transportation director — plus historical references to an Apple audio engineer and confusion with immigration official Tom Homan; each claim requires identity corroboration before attributing a current organizational role [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6].
1. What the documents actually claim — names and roles that create the confusion
The material extracts several distinct claims about “Tom Holman”: serving on the Board of Trustees at Wallin Education Partners (dated 2019 in the analysis), listed as a Manager at Nous Group, described as an Adjunct Professor at The Catholic University of America, and identified as Director of Transportation and Traffic Management at Ohio State. Separately, one analysis links a Tom Holman/ Tomlinson Holman to Apple audio work from 2011–2021, and two items mistakenly reference Tom Homan, the former acting ICE official. These entries are presented as independent profiles in the provided analyses rather than convergent biographies, which makes it clear that multiple individuals or misattributions are involved [1] [3] [4] [5] [6].
2. Which sources are recent, which are historic, and how reliable are they
The dataset includes dated and undated items. The Wallin trustee note is dated 2019 in the analysis and therefore not current; the Apple/ Tomlinson Holman material spans 2011–2021 in one analysis and a 2025 reference to a Wikipedia-style entry that may summarize earlier work; the Nous Group manager page and the university positions are presented without publication dates. The analyses that confuse Tom Homan (ICE) with Tom Holman come from authoritative outlets about immigration but address the wrong person. Overall, none of the supplied items provide contemporaneous, clearly dated verification of a single “current” role for one Tom Holman as of November 13, 2025, and the undated profiles require fresh corroboration [1] [2] [7] [6].
3. How name variants and homonyms drive misattribution and what that implies
The most important structural problem is name ambiguity: “Tom Holman,” “Tomlinson Holman,” and “Tom Homan” are being conflated across sources. Tomlinson Holman is a known audio engineer historically associated with Apple and other audio work; Tom Homan is a distinct federal law-enforcement figure connected to immigration policy. When researchers or automated scraping aggregate profiles by name alone, they create composite biographies that are factually incorrect. The supplied analyses reveal exactly this pattern: Apple-related material lumped with trustee or academic profiles and ICE references miscast as the same person. That pattern invalidates any single-role claim until identity elements (middle name, employer ID, dates) are matched [5] [6] [7].
4. Reconciling the evidence — plausible identities and residual uncertainties
Taken together, the most defensible reconciliation is that there are at least four or five separate professionals: a former Apple audio engineer (Tomlinson Holman), a Wallin Education Partners trustee (Tom Holman, 2019), a Nous Group manager (Tom Holman), an adjunct professor at CUA, and a university transportation director at Ohio State. Each role is supported by at least one analysis but no single authoritative source supplied here ties all attributes to one unique person or confirms a present-day appointment as of Nov 13, 2025. The only firm factual takeaway is that the name maps to multiple profiles; further primary-source checks are required to assert a current organizational role [5] [1] [3] [4].
5. What to do next — precise checks to establish the current role definitively
To resolve this cleanly, obtain primary, contemporary confirmations: employer directories, LinkedIn with timestamps, Wallin Education Partners’ current Board listing, Nous Group staff pages with update dates, Ohio State administrative directories, and Apple’s engineering staff lists or patents tied to Tomlinson Holman. Requesting a full name, middle name, job title, and an employment start date from the person or organization will eliminate homonym errors. Given the clear risk of conflating multiple people, treat any single-source assertion as provisional until corroborated by at least one current organizational record or a direct statement from the named individual [1] [2] [4] [5].