Stephen A. Cooley

Assistant Vice President, Trust Officer

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Professional Profile

Stephen Cooley is a Trust Officer with Bank of America, N.A., in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Stephen works with Merrill advisors to help manage and develop client trust relationships serving high-net-worth individuals, families, and private foundations.

Stephen joined Bank of America in January 2022, having previously worked as an attorney in private practice for 10 years where, in addition to other areas of practice, he worked closely with clients to draft their estate plans.

Stephen obtained his undergraduate degree in business management from the University of Florida, his law degree from Michigan State University, and his MBA from Oakland University. 



Stephen does not provide any legal advice in his role at Bank of America, N.A.

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