William Hamilton,

"I know my clients. My goal is for them to remain confident through varying market conditions," Bill said. "A complete and flexible financial plan is necessary to accomplish that goal."

Specializing in multi-generational planning, trust and estate advice, discretionary portfolio management and team coordinated wealth management, Bill and his team pay close attention to detail and provide simple communication to complex subject matters. Bill attempts to take complicated issues and explain them in simple, easy to understand language.

“After years of employment with the standard Wall Street firms, I came to Raymond James in 2009 for a fresh change to a client-first financial firm. At that same time Brian Williams made a change from the NY Wall Street firms to Raymond James. After thoughts of a succession plan Brian was the obvious choice to take the reins of our partnership forward in due time” Bill & Brian formed Silver Crest Investment Partners in the fall of 2020 bringing different sets of tools and client practice to the table. That combination formed a formidable team with wide reaching capabilities and strong business growth. Bill brings almost 40 years of professional financial services into the partnership and Brian 25 years.

Bill attended the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. There he enjoyed frequent trips hiking the Smoky Mountain trails and tubing the streams and rivers. As an avid outdoorsman and conservationist these trips formed wonderful life memories.

Bill and his wife Melissa have been residents of Germantown for well over 10 years. They have one son, Alexander, who is a full time student at Mississippi State University. He also accepted an invitation for the Shackouls Honors College and is enrolled in the Bagley College of Engineering.

As an enthusiast of studying and collecting rare coins, Bill considers himself an amateur numismatist. He has assisted friends and clients alike with valuing and inventorying their family coin collection. He also enjoys quail hunting and running bird dogs. Bill says his most fond memories are days in the field with good company and the companionship of his bird dogs. Bill and Melissa own a farm in southwest TN where they are often found on weekends and holidays.