As an Edward Jones financial advisor, my focus is to understand and help you achieve what’s most important to you. To do this, we’ll work together through an established process to build personalized strategies for you – including the specific actions you’ll need to help achieve your financial goals. Over time, we'll continue to revisit your goals and your comfort with risk, as well as the strategies we’ve developed, to help keep you on track. In addition, my senior branch office administrator, Suzanne Blaylock, and Registered Branch Associate Denise Townley are here to help with your needs. We work together to ensure each client feels welcomed and valued.

I came to Edward Jones in 2005. Since then, I have worked with many individuals, families and small business owners. I am inspired every day to help them achieve their long-term financial goals. I have also had the distinct privilege to serve Edward Jones in several leadership capacities.

A graduate of Baylor University, I hold Bachelor of Business Administration degrees in economics and marketing. In 2011, I received the AAMS™ professional designation. I am always wanting to expand my knowledge and in 2020, I earned my CFP® certificate, followed by the ChFC® designation in 2021. For multiple years, I have been named to the Forbes Top Women Wealth Advisors Best-in-State.*

I am a member of the National Association of Women Business Owners, having previously served on the board of directors, and a Million Up Member. I am currently on the board of directors for the San Antonio Estate Planners Council.

However, my most gratifying, and sometimes challenging, role is that of wife and mother of a son and daughter.

At Edward Jones, we focus on you. The firm has thousands of people and advanced technology supporting our office so that we can help you and your family reach your long-term financial goals.

*Historical Rankings: Forbes Top Women Wealth Advisors in 2021-2023, awarded 1st quarter each year, research by Shook Research, data as of September of prior year. Compensation provided for using, not obtaining the rating.