Kiah Jordan, CFP®, ChFC®, MSSE, CLPF
Founder and Professional Trustee
Kiah Jordan launched Impact Family Office in order to advise individuals and families on the alignment of their capital resources with an impact focus. He works alongside his clients to support their values and goals with the sources and uses of their wealth. He implements long-term perspectives on the impact of, not only his clients’ balance sheet, but also their succession plans, wealth transfer plans, and philanthropic engagement.
Prior to starting Impact Family Office, Kiah worked for Santa Barbara Capital, a real estate investment firm, and it was during this time that Kiah completed his Certified Financial Planner™ designation and found a passion for applying a holistic planning perspective to personal finances and business operations. Additionally, Kiah is a Chartered Financial Consultant®, National Certified Guardian by the Center for Guardianship Certification, and a licensed Professional Fiduciary by the California Professional Fiduciaries Bureau. Kiah graduated from Westmont College with degrees in Economics and Business and also Spanish. He completed his master’s degree in Social Entrepreneurship at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business.
An advocate for socially conscious ventures and entrepreneurship, Kiah has dedicated much of his time to start-ups and organizations benefiting the Central Coast community. He is an alumnus of the Katherine Harvey Fellows program and on the board of Leading from Within. He is a founding board member of the Sustainable Change Alliance, serves as the Chair of the Santa Barbara Rescue Mission, and is a Trustee for the Santa Barbara Foundation. Additionally, he was featured in the 2015 Pacific Coast Business Times 40 Under 40 and taught social entrepreneurship as an adjunct professor at Westmont College’s Downtown Program.
Kiah is a member of the Independent Trustee Alliance and the Santa Barbara Estate Planning Council.
Outside of the office, Kiah enjoys outdoor adventures with his wife and four children and plays soccer in a local recreation league.