Pamela BennettPamela BennettExecutive Director, Client Specialist
About Pamela
Pamela Bennett is an Executive Director and Client Specialist at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Pamela works with highly affluent individuals and families to deliver comprehensive financial advisory and wealth management services ranging from trust and estate planning, insurance, banking and investment management. She understands that every person has different needs and couples J.P. Morgan’s breadth of intellectual capital with her strong relationship-building skills to match the right professional within the firm to handle each situation and best fulfill her clients’ requirements.
Pamela’s decades of experience have made her a powerful advocate for the individuals she serves. Clients describe her as responsive, with a strong focus on timely communication.
Before joining J.P. Morgan, Pamela spent 13 years as a Managing Director and Wealth Advisor at First Republic Investment Management. She held similar senior positions serving high-net-worth clients at City National Bank in Beverly Hills and UBS in Los Angeles and is well-known in the industry.
Pamela devotes time to her community in influential leadership roles, including membership on the Board of Directors for Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills, where she is on the Finance Committee and the Endowment Committee. She is a member of the MOCA Projects Council.
Pamela was formerly a member of the LACMA Costume Council and has chaired The Beverly Hills Education Foundation. She also served as the Traffic and Parking Commissioner for the City of Beverly Hills. She currently is a Block Captain for Just In Case Beverly Hills, a neighborhood disaster-management initiative.
A graduate of the University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, Pamela received a B.S. in Communications. She holds the Personal Financial Planning certification from the University of California Los Angeles.
Pamela is married and has lived in Beverly Hills for over 30 years. Her adult daughter lives in Washington, DC, with her family.
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