Kyle Schmidt, CFP Joins BIP Wealth

Staff Report From Metro Atlanta CEO

Friday, April 20th, 2018

BIP Wealth (formerly Buckhead Investment Partners), one of the Southeast's leading wealth management firms, announced the addition of Kyle Schmidt to its team of advisors. Schmidt, who previously had a professional baseball career with the Baltimore Orioles prior to graduating from the University of Florida and entering the wealth management and financial services industries, was most recently an advisor for SunTrust Private Wealth.

A Certified Financial Planner, Schmidt will focus on delivering BIP Wealth's highly tailored wealth management services for professional athletes. 

BIP Wealth is a fee-only registered investment advisory firm located in the Buckhead area of Atlanta. The firm oversees more than $850 million in investment assets for its clients and delivers highly tailored wealth management services for successful professionals, business managers, corporate executives, professional athletes and those planning for or already enjoying retirement. 

"We're very pleased to have Kyle join our team," said Bill Harris, co-founder of BIP Wealth. "In addition to his significant wealth management experience, Kyle offers the unique perspective of having played professional sports himself. This gives him a thorough, firsthand understanding of the complex wealth management and financial planning needs of professional athletes."  

While at SunTrust Private Wealth, Schmidt advised on and managed finances for private banking and wealth management clients. He also worked with ultra-high net-worth families at GenSpring Family Offices (a division of SunTrust). As a member of its business development team, he advised individuals and their entities on a wide range of wealth management services ranging from investment and generational planning to philanthropic endeavors. Earlier in his career, Schmidt served as a financial advisor for both Wells Fargo Advisors and Morgan Stanley.

Schmidt is actively involved in the Atlanta community, including being a member of the board of directors for the Georgia Tech Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He and his wife reside in Roswell with their two daughters.