Stacey Hawkins, CTFA, is a Senior Trust Officer for Bank of America Private Bank in Clayton, Missouri. Stacey has over twenty years of experience in managing personal trust relationships. From 1993 to 1998, Stacey was an administrative assistant with a predecessor organization, Boatmen’s Trust Company, then briefly with an outside bank, U.S. Bank. She joined Bank of America in 2004 with a focus on relationship management and wealth transfer strategies within the Private Bank.
She received her bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. She earned the Accredited Domestic Partnership Advisor™ designation from The College for Financial Planning Institutes Corp. in 2012.
Stacey is a member of the Estate Planning Council of St. Louis.
Stacey Hawkins holds the Certified Trust and Fiduciary Advisor (CTFA) designation which is sponsored by the ABA Institute of Certified Bankers.
*Accredited Domestic Partnership Advisor™, ADPA™, and the ADPA™ logo are certification marks or registered certification marks of The College for Financial Planning Institutes Corp. in the United States.
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