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The White Rock branch management team has your best interests top of mind. Every day, we ask what more can we do for our clients, and put in the hard work to deliver.
Branch Director
As Branch Director, Ray manages the offices in White Rock/Surrey, Langley and Maple Ridge and oversees the team of investment advisors, portfolio managers and professional support staff who provide customized advisory and discretionary wealth management solutions to affluent private clients and institutions.
Ray joined RBC Banking in 1991 in the Mississauga area where he held various roles in retail banking. Wanting to focus more closely on the client relationship, Ray transferred to RBC Dominion Securities in 1997 as an Investment Advisor. In 2001, Ray was appointed to the role of Branch Manager in Woodstock, ON and then continued to take on progressively Senior Branch Management roles. During his tenure in Management, Ray has been recognized with the Branch of the Year award on 3 different occasions.
In addition to his role as Branch Director, Ray has been a member of the firm’s Manager Advisory Board, including Chair of the Board in 2017. This board represents Branch Managers at the senior management table and acts as a sounding board for various firm initiatives, strategies & policies and provides feedback and best practices to fellow Managers across the country.
Ray is a graduate of the University of Toronto with an Honours Degree in Political Science, Economics & History. In addition to completing several Investment & Branch Management courses through the Canadian Securities Institute, Ray holds the Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) designation and Fellowship of the Canadian Securities Institute (FCSI).
Associate Branch Director
Bob first began his career in the investment industry in 1997 with a discount brokerage business, where he held various licensed positions. After later moving into an Associate role working with two Financial Advisors, Bob developed an appreciation for helping and supporting clients with their financial needs. In 2006, Bob decided to transition into a management capacity and joined Scotia Wealth Management as a Branch Business Manager. During his 17-year tenure, he continued to take on progressively more senior roles. Most recently, Bob held the title of Co-Branch Manager, where he supported and provided leadership to 24 advisory teams in the Scotia Wealth Management Vancouver office.
Bob has successfully completed several investment and branch management courses through the Canadian Securities Institute and is also a holder of the Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) designation. He has been a resident of Maple Ridge, British Columbia since 2008, where he lives with his wife and two teenage children – together, they spend a great deal of time camping and enjoying the great outdoors. Bob is a devoted Canucks fan and has a passion for sports. He is excited to join RBC and is looking forward to meeting his new partners, colleagues and clients.
Branch Operations Manager
Kimberly joined the White Rock branch as Branch Operations Manager in 2021 and assists with day to day operations in White Rock/Surrey, Langley and Maple Ridge branches.
Kimberly began her career with Dominion Securities in 1999 and throughout her career has taken on more senior roles and responsibilities within the firm. Prior to her transition into management Kimberly was a Senior Associate and brings with her a strong background in internal controls, compliance and market knowledge.
Outside of the office, Kimberly and her husband are busy parents to three teenage daughters. In her spare time, she enjoys any new adventure and spending time with family and friends.
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