Curtis Kimpton

Curtis Kimpton was named Chair of the TFAAC Board of Directors at Advocis in July 2025, succeeding Al Jones and serving as an active member of Advocis since 2014. He is a Senior Wealth Advisor at Wellington-Altus Private Wealth, based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, with over 28 years of experience in the financial services industry. Kimpton specializes in holistic financial and legacy planning for pre-retirees, professionals, and business owners.

He holds professional designations including Certified Financial Planner (CFP), Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU), and Chartered Investment Manager (CIM), and is currently pursuing the Institute of Corporate Directors – Director designation (ICD.D). Kimpton holds a B.Comm degree, indicating educational credentials in business.

Beyond finance, Kimpton served as National President of Kin Canada in 2004/05, during which he played a pivotal role in establishing the Kin Canada Foundation and advancing the Portraits of Honour project. He was later recognized as a Life Member, the highest distinction awarded by the association. Kimpton also proudly serves as an Honorary Colonel in the Canadian Armed Forces, and is Vice President of the Saskatoon Community Foundation Board and Chair of the Grants Committee.

Career history

• Chair of the Board of Directors, Advocis (2025–present)
• Senior Wealth Advisor, Wellington-Altus Private Wealth, Saskatoon (28+ years in financial services)
• National President, Kin Canada (2004/05)
• Co-Founder, Family Legacy Advisor Group (wealth management)
• Vice President, Saskatoon Community Foundation Board

What Curtis Kimpton could bring to the Chair role at Advocis: With 28 years of wealth management expertise and a demonstrated track record of turnaround leadership during organizational challenges, Kimpton brings strong governance credentials, notably his current pursuit of the ICD.D designation and his co-founding role in a successful financial advisory group. His prior experience strengthening the Kin Canada Foundation and his recent engagement with Advocis's finance and audit committee (joining in 2021 and becoming a board member in 2023) during a period of organizational restructuring positions him to implement the governance modernization and transparency initiatives that Advocis leadership has prioritized. His community and military connections also align with Advocis's mission-driven advocacy for financial professionals and consumer protection.

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