Our Team

Meet Our Team

Teams

  • Disability Advisory Services
  • Wealth Management

Locations

  • Bellevue

Roles

  • Client Services

Ethan Luxton

Senior Client Service Associate

As a Senior Client Service Associate, Ethan works closely with clients regarding time sensitive tasks and processing requests. Ethan makes up part of the client service team and collaborates with Wealth Management Associates and Wealth Managers on client relationships. His primary goal is to ensure the administrative aspects of a client’s comprehensive wealth plan are taken care of. Ethan aids clients by providing worry free solutions to some of their daily stressors.

Ethan received his bachelor’s degree from Washington State University in strategic communication and public relations. He is also a notary public in Washington State. Prior to joining Coldstream, Ethan worked at Umpqua Bank as a banker. He enjoyed working directly with clients, but wanted a role where he could build long-term, meaningful relationships with families. Ethan holds his FINRA Series 65 license. Ethan looks forward to continuing his growth in the financial services industry.

MOST TREASURED THING I OWN

My passport! I love travelling internationally and seeing the pages of my passport fill up.

ONE PIECE OF ADVICE

Never stop learning. I firmly believe that everyone has the ability to continue growing.

HOBBIES

I have many different hobbies and they are all over the board! I enjoy hiking, photography, writing, graphic design, software engineering, and video games.

Recent Article Contributions

  • September 30, 2024

    Understanding Wire Fraud and How to Prevent It

    Wire fraud is on the rise. According to the FTC Consumer Sentinel Network, the first two quarters of 2024 have seen 18,791 reports of wire transfer fraud with a total of $148.9 million lost to these schemes. What is Wire Fraud? Wire fraud involves the use of electronic communications ― either verbal or written ― [...]

    Contributions from: Ethan Luxton
  • August 29, 2024

    Cybersecurity and You: Protecting Your Assets

    In 2023, cybercrime reached a staggering $12.5 billion according to the FBI’s Internet Crime Report. There were a record number of complaints ― over 880,000 ― which represented a 10% increase since 2022. Cybersecurity is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about security topics given the increase in data breaches, scams, and malicious attacks that [...]

    Contributions from: Ethan Luxton