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Actus Wealth Strategies
Rees Ryckman

Risk Management Professional

Innovative. Strategic. Partnership.

A proud New Orleanian with deep roots in Metairie, Rees Ryckman brings a fresh perspective and a client-first mindset to Actus Wealth Strategies. A graduate of Archbishop Rummel High School and Tulane University, Rees combines local insight with a global outlook on business and finance.

Before joining Actus, Rees built a career in the fast-paced world of medical technology, where precision, innovation, and problem-solving were paramount. This experience sharpened his ability to evaluate complex situations quickly and engineer solutions that deliver measurable results — skills that now directly benefit his clients in the financial world.

At Actus Wealth Strategies, Rees focuses on helping clients organize, protect, and grow their wealth through integrated strategies that balance opportunity with security. Whether guiding a family toward a comfortable retirement or helping a business owner align their exit plan with personal goals, Rees approaches each relationship with the same dedication, discipline, and attention to detail that defined his earlier career.

His connection to the community runs deep, and his clients appreciate both his professional drive and his genuine commitment to their success. By pairing innovative tools with the firm’s philosophy of integrating protection and wealth accumulation, Rees is helping shape a new generation of Actus client relationships — built on trust, strategy, and results.

Actionable Strategies. Innovative Solutions. 

Both of our firms are focused on solving financial problems. As independent firms with access to a universe of strategies to help deliver positive outcomes, Actus Wealth Strategies provides business growth and exit and individual wealth strategies, while Actus Capital Management provides you with a deep dive into finance with in-house investment, portfolio, and wealth management services.

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