About Jamie

Jamie Taylor is a Senior Client Associate at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.

Jamie brings more than 25 years of experience to her role, supporting an accomplished clientele in gaining greater control and organization over their financial affairs. She works closely with high-net-worth individuals, families and business owners, helping them streamline multiple facets of their wealth while developing deep and lasting relationships.

Within the team, Jamie's areas of focus include new account onboarding, client inquiry resolution and asset movement. Her facility in tackling clients' administrative and operational needs has cemented her value to clients and team members alike. Clients appreciate the depth of Jamie's knowledge and her steady reliability—factors that provide them with confidence and peace of mind.

Prior to moving to J.P. Morgan Wealth Management with her team in 2023, Jamie served as a Senior Client Service Associate with The Phil Scott Group at First Republic Private Wealth Management. Her experience also includes 21 years with Merrill Lynch, where she began her financial services career in 1999.

Jamie is a life-long resident of Washington State and resides in Cle Elum. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time at Lake Roosevelt with her family and friends.

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