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Nashville
Corporate Headquarters
40 Burton Hills Boulevard
Suite 300, Burton Hills IV
Nashville, TN 37215
P: 615.783.2540
F: 615.783.2559

Michelle Diamond
Chief Development Officer

Douglas Kirkpatrick
Vice President, Corporate Development

Emily Dye
Corporate Development Associate
Chattanooga
200 W. Martin Luther King Boulevard
Suite #1000
Chattanooga, TN 37402
P: 423.664.9747
F: 423.634.0887



Bedell James
Senior Vice President & Managing Director, Corporate Development



Ambar Matias
Corporate Development Associate


Douglas Kirkpatrick
Vice President, Corporate Development
Knoxville
334 Ebenezer Road
Knoxville, TN 37923
P: 865.251.5430
F: 865.251.5431


Heather Savage
CTFA, Senior Vice President & Business Development Officer


Kailey McCann
Business Development Associate
Memphis
1000 Ridgeway Loop Road
Suite 105
Memphis, TN 38120
P: 901.685.1208
F: 901.685.1210


Rebecca Halvorson
Senior Vice President & Managing Director, Corporate Development



Meredith Harville
Manager, Corporate Development Associate
Resources and Insights
- 2026 Tennessee Trust Law Updates: Understanding Tennessee’s Latest Trust Legislation - Tennessee has a long history of being at the forefront of trust administration. In keeping with that tradition, the Tennessee legislature has passed updates to its trust code that aim to keep Tennessee among the best jurisdictions in the country for trust and estate administration. This year's Tennessee trust law updates focus on refining existing… READ MORE
- 2024 Tennessee Trust Code Revisions and Benefits - Tennessee has once again demonstrated its commitment to nurturing one of the most beneficial trust jurisdictions in the nation with another series of updates to the Tennessee Trust Code, which go into effect July 1, 2024. READ MORE
- New Legislation Maintains Tennessee’s Status as a Leading Trust-Friendly State - Tennessee continues to distinguish itself as a desirable state for trusts, and new legislation maintains this advantage. READ MORE