Aleta Stampley

Aleta Stampley serves as the Managing Director of Philanthropy at Tolleson Wealth Management. The team provides strategy, analysis, and governance to families who hold philanthropic impact and community engagement as essential family values.

Prior to joining Tolleson, Aleta was the former Head of Impact in the External Affairs Division at Capital One. She joined Capital One in 2016 and led an outstanding group of CSR professionals committed to delivering on the organization’s socio-economic mobility commitment in the areas of financial wellness, income generation, essential services, and racial equity across New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Greater Washington, Louisiana, Texas, and Oklahoma.

Aleta is the former Director of K-12 Education and Community Relations for Texas Instruments, responsible for developing and driving the overall strategy, execution, and evaluation of all K-12 Education Programs supported by Texas Instruments. She previously spent 16 years at Bank of America (BAC) as a Community Relations Senior Vice President where she managed Philanthropic, Community Development, and Associate Volunteer Programs for the 20,000+ employees in the North Texas Region.

Aleta is an active member of the Dallas community and has played a key role in the support of numerous organizations including Reading Partners, Big Thought, COMMIT, the Dallas Regional Chamber Education Advisory Board, and Teach for America. She is a 2019 graduate of both the David Rockefeller Fellows Program in NYC and University of Virginnia Executive Leadership Program. She is a former member of the North Texas Super Bowl Host Committee and was the 2008 Fund Development Chair of The Real Estate Council Foundation and 2008 chair of the Leadership Dallas Alumni Board.

In 2010, Aleta received the Leadership Dallas Distinguished Alumni Award. The award emphasizes the importance of active involvement in the Greater Dallas region and serves to encourage and provide a role model for others.

Aleta graduated from Washington University St. Louis School of Fine Art, where she majored in both Advertising Design and Illustration.

Award Disclosures: Aleta Stampley received the Leadership Dallas Distinguished Alumni award in 2010 as a past participant in the Leadership Dallas program. This award acknowledges contributions and commitment to one’s community and was presented by the Dallas Regional Chamber Leadership Council. There was no compensation provided to accept this award and she was nominated by a committee for the honor.