Kelly Hackett has been crafting foundational investment strategies and structures for family office enterprises and ultra-high net-worth clients for over two decades. Her own multi-faceted perspective as an attorney, investor, and client, in combination with a discerning capacity to understand client ambitions, enables her to develop tailored services that deliver sustainable financial strength and stability. In both the boardroom and c-suite, Kelly brings strategic leadership and a unique ability to evaluate other points of view through a diverse, comprehensive lens. She is a collaborative, conscientious, and proactive advisor and board director, passionate about impactful strategy, effective governance, and compliance/risk management processes that drive long-term value.Currently Managing Director and Head of the Family Office division at Tectonic Advisors, Kelly founded and launched this division in 2017. She partners closely with clients on governance, succession planning, wealth education, financial management, and charitable strategies. She also serves as a client investment committee member and advisor facilitating strategic deliberations and authorizing limited partner investor decisionsKelly’s professional accomplishments are matched by her relentless dedication to giving back to others. She currently serves as Board Chair of St. Luke’s Health System, where she and the leadership team have rebuilt two governing boards. With the Greater Houston Community Foundation, she chairs the Investment Committee and is a Council Member and alumna of the inaugural class of the Next Gen Donor Institute. She is also active on the boards of the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, United Way of Greater Houston, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Baylor College of Medicine, and the St. Agnes Academy Foundation. These experiences bring deep expertise in critical board responsibilities such as committee structures, e.g., audit, governance practices, and succession planning. Kelly is a hands-on volunteer for treasured causes who is frequently invited by nonprofit organizations and donor groups to speak on strategy, multigenerational giving, and the business of philanthropy