Senior Investment Advisor

ehickman@stmmltd.com

Elizabeth Calvert Hickman, who joined South Texas Money Management as Senior Investment Advisor in January 2003, brings broad wealth management experience to the firm.

She provides a broad range of services to the firm's existing clients and has responsibility for new business development in Houston, where she is based. Her knowledge of family- and estate-planning issues, wealth preservation and wealth transfer, added to her expertise in private foundations, charitable trusts and the needs of the non-profit sector, enhance the firm's abilities to meet the needs of its clients.

Prior to joining STMM, Hickman was Vice President of Global Philanthropic Services in the Wealth Management Consulting Group of the JPMorganChase Private Bank. With over 20 years experience in all areas of personal trust administration, Hickman advised clients throughout the southwest United States, designing strategies to help them achieve their overall philanthropic goals.

A San Antonio native, Ms. Hickman began her working career at Frost Bank in personal trust administration. Since moving to Houston in 1984, she has held positions as a senior trust administrator at Bank of America, as well as JPMorganChase.

Active in the charitable community, she is a past treasurer and board member of the National Committee on Planned Giving, and has served on the professional advisors board for the Houston Baptist University Development Council, the Campaign Cabinet for the Star of Hope Mission, the Development Committee of the Greater Houston Community Foundation and DePelchin Children's Home. Hickman is a former board member for Lifehouse of Houston, Inc., as well as the past president of the Planned Giving Council of Houston. She has also served as treasurer of the Houston Presbyterian Cursillo Community. She is currently a member of the Planned Giving Advisory Council for Star Hope Mission in Houston.

Hickman holds a bachelor's degree in English Literature from Princeton University. She has taught at the Advanced Trust School of the Texas Bankers Association on subjects relating to charitable trusts and private foundations, and speaks on matters pertaining to trusts, charitable giving and private foundations.