About Brian

Brian King is a Vice President and Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Brian works closely with business owners, executives, inheritors and multi-generational families who look to him for a differentiated level of advice and guidance. Many of the clients he advises have busy lives and demanding careers. They realize their finances may not be receiving the time and attention their wealth deserves, so they look to Brian and his team for leadership and consistent follow-through.
Brian explains that his approach begins with planning, with an eye on taxsensitive strategies. He integrates multiple facets of client wealth, from investing and liquidity-event planning to next-generation wealth transfer and banking and lending. With a background in Private Wealth, Brian supports clients in resolving the complexities they encounter, whether preparing a business for sale, diversifying a concentrated position or preparing the rising generation for the responsibilities of sound stewardship.
Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Brian graduated from Ohio University with a B.B.A. in Finance in 2008. He began his J.P. Morgan Wealth Management career in 2011 in Chicago, eventually joining the Private Bank as a Vice President. In this role, he worked closely with the wealth management teams in Dallas and Houston, where he built the solid relationships that prompted his transition to the Wealth Advisor role in Dallas in 2022.
Brian and his wife have three young sons. They enjoy raising their family in the warm and welcoming environment of Frisco. Brian is active in his faith community, and his children attend preschool at their local church. In addition to family activities, he enjoys traveling and golfing.
Eager to give back to his community, Brian is active with First Tee, which sponsors youth golf programs in underserved areas. He also serves as a youth baseball coach for his area league.

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