Rebecca Shannon Hickman

Rebecca joined Raymond James in June of 2019 because of the firm’s culture of book ownership and dedication to client service. Having spent most of her life working to support financial advisors, Rebecca has witnessed the kind of hard work, dedication and sacrifice it takes to build a practice. That kind of commitment to one’s business deserves nothing less than the ownership of that business, including the right to sell it when the time comes to retire. Raymond James is devoted to helping advisors pursue those opportunities by encouraging them to cultivate their practices while allowing them to focus on what’s truly important – their clients.

Rebecca works diligently to foster growth and success amongst her advisors and associates. She believes in facilitating a healthy work/life balance and cultivating a fun environment within her branches. She aims to support each advisor in the growth of their practice, each client in the growth of their wealth and each associate in the growth of their career. According to Rebecca, it’s all about relationships, from top to bottom.

Before coming to Raymond James, Rebecca held several positions at Wells Fargo ranging from registered client associate to vice president and complex administration manager. A graduate of Clemson University, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English.

Outside the office, Rebecca is a member of the St. Gregory the Great Catholic School’s Parents’ Advisory Council and gala planning board. She is also a member of the Executive Leadership Team for the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women. Her hobbies include walking, spending time at the pool or beach, reading and spending time with her family.

Originally from Summerville, South Carolina, Rebecca currently lives in Bluffton, South Carolina. She and her husband, Bradley, have three children, Walt, Kennedy and Carter, as well as three cats and one very special Dachshund.

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