Ronald Stevens,

Ronald is the Branch Manager of the Raymond James Midwest City branch office, where he is dedicated to helping clients achieve their long-term financial goals through a personalized and comprehensive approach to wealth management, goal planning, and estate planning. He believes that the foundation of a successful client–advisor relationship is the mutual trust and respect built over time, and he strives to foster that trust in every interaction.

Raised in Midwest City, Ronald graduated from Carl Albert High School in 2014 before attending Oklahoma State University with his high school sweetheart, Bailey. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and married Bailey in 2018 — an event he considers the best decision of his life.

Ronald went on to earn his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Oklahoma City University School of Law in 2021, supported every step of the way by his loving wife. While in law school, he earned a Certificate in Estate Planning — an achievement awarded to only two students in his graduating class — and was recognized for his pro bono service at the Oklahoma County Courthouse Access Clinic, where he assisted the public in uncontested probate and guardianship matters.

During law school, Ronald also launched his career in financial services, passing the Series 7 and Series 66 examinations to become a Financial Advisor. He has worked closely with veteran advisor Shawn Powell to gain deep expertise in financial planning and investment management while being at Powell Financial Services for 6 years. Ronald has earned his Series 9 and Series 10 licenses, qualifying him to serve as a General Securities Sales Supervisor.

Today, Ronald is a member of the Midwest City Rotary Club, where he routinely participates in projects that directly benefit the Midwest City community. Ronald blends his legal background with his financial expertise to deliver thoughtful, client-focused strategies that help individuals and families protect and grow their wealth.

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