Tim Nightingale

Tim Nightingale is a Senior Vice President, member of the leadership team for Northern Trust in Santa Barbara, and has been with the company since 1996. As a Wealth Strategist, Tim is responsible for attracting new clients by advising affluent individuals, families, business owners, private foundations and charitable organizations in the areas of comprehensive wealth management, complex private banking solutions and trust services, as well as coordinating a team of Northern Trust professionals that best suits each new client relationship.

Having previously spent time in both the private banking and investment management practices, he has extensive experience as a relationship manager, working closely with our clients to meet their various wealth management needs. For many years, he served as the Senior Banking Officer for the Santa Barbara region, a voting member on our West Region Credit Committee, and managed a team providing a variety of financing solutions for our clients with borrowing and other banking needs. Tim also served as a licensed representative for the Bank's family of proprietary mutual funds from 1998-2006, and as a Registered Principal from 2000-2005, responsible for management and compliance of the Northern Funds sales force in California and Washington.

Tim currently serves on the board of directors for the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table, is an advisory board member for the central coast chapter of The First Tee and is a member of the Santa Barbara Estate Planning Council. He previously served for many years on the board of directors for the United Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County, Dos Pueblos Little League and as a Loan Review Committee member for the Small Business Loan Fund of Santa Barbara.

1996

California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo with a Bachelor of Science in Finance. Pacific Coast Banking School at the University of Washington in Seattle honors graduate.

Series 7 (General Securities Representative). Series 63 (Uniform Securities Agent State Law).