Mr. Cooper is a Senior Vice President - Financial Advisor and member of the RBC Wealth Management Consulting Group. He has 46 years experience as a financial advisor, 29 of those years in management. As a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Mr. Cooper holds BBA and MBA degrees. Prior to joining RBC Wealth Management in 1989, his investment career included serving as a financial consultant and office manager for Merrill Lynch, and office manager for the former Austin offices of Rotan Mosle and Kidder Peabody. Mr. Cooper is a member of Investment Management Consultants Association.

 

Mr. Cooper’s extensive community responsibilities include past president and board member of the Austin Children’s Museum, trustee of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest, chairman of the finance committee for the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest, past president and member of the Executive Committee and board member of the Capital Area Council Boy Scouts, board member of the Austin Symphony Orchestra, member of the Admiral’s Club, King Brio XXXI and Lord Chancellor XXVIII of the Knights of the Symphony, member of the Town and Gown of Austin and the University of Texas, and board member and past president for the Headliners Club of Austin. He is a recipient of the honorary awards from the Boy Scouts, Silver Antelope and Silver Beaver. In 1988 he was awarded a Doctor of Humane letters (Honoris Causa) from the Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest.

 

Malcolm and his wife, Robin, reside in central Austin. 

Jolynn Free is an Investment Advisor Representative, First Vice President, and Member of the Consulting Group with Wealth Management in Austin, Texas. Before joining the firm in 1989, she began her investment career in 1980, serving in the former Austin offices of Rotan Mosle and Kidder Peabody. She holds BFA and MFA degrees from The University of Texas at Austin. She is a member of the Investment Management Consultants Association (IMCA).

 

Jolynn’s community involvement has encompassed service on numerous boards, foundations, and capital campaign committees including the Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Huntington Gallery, Conspirare, Pathfinders, and All Saints' Church. She has served as founder and chair of the RBC Dain Rauscher Association of Women Brokers, and chaired the American Institute for Learning, the Music Umbrella, the Seton Forum, Safeplace Foundation, the Quin Foundation of the Diocese of Texas, the Foundation for Religious Studies at the University of Texas, Seton Cove, and served as Senior Warden at All Saints' Church. Currently, Jolynn is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Foundation for Expanding Horizons, a Community Advisor for the Junior League of Austin, Chair of the Church Corporation of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, Co-chair of the One Church Campaign, and Treasurer of the Board of Governors of the Austin Community Foundation. She has also served as a member of the Board of Advisors of the Settlement Club Home, the New Texas Festival, Austin Children’s Shelter, and Lifeworks, and has served as Special Guest Lecturer and Convener of a Senior Colloquy of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest. 

 

Jolynn and her husband, Gregg, live in central Austin.