About Emily

Emily Krivacek is a Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.

Emily works closely with high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients and their families, helping them address important issues in their lives and wealth. She has extensive experience advising entrepreneurs, business owners, senior executives and other wealth creators, supporting their efforts to preserve capital, transfer wealth to the next generations, and pursue the lives they envision for themselves and their loved ones.

Clients look to Emily for wide-ranging needs, including tax-sensitive investing, such as municipal bond strategies, wealth planning, banking and lending, next-generation stewardship and charitable giving. She welcomes the opportunity to resolve clients' "pain points," addressing those issues so clients can enjoy more time with the people and priorities they value. A committed listener, Emily is a reliable source of a family's institutional memory, guiding steady progress toward their long-term objectives. She takes pride in helping people feel comfortable with the direction of their finances, mindful of their preferences and eager to weigh possible routes to their intended goals.

Emily has worked at J.P. Morgan since 2017 and began her financial services career in 2005. Earlier, she held roles with Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch Private Wealth Management. She holds FINRA Series 7 and 66 securities licenses.

A graduate of The University of North Texas, Emily earned her B.A. in General Studies. She intended to be a teacher, a vocation she now incorporates in her day-today interactions with clients, supporting their growth as stewards of their wealth.

Emily and her husband, Michael, live in Plano with their two daughters and much-loved Yorkie, Tina. Emily stays busy supporting her children's activities and serving as the family chauffeur. In her free time, she enjoys doing Pilates, reading historical novels and traveling the world.

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