Jake Moss

Branch Manager - Hoxie, KS

Jake is born and raised in northwest Kansas, grew up on a farm, and attended Hoxie High School in 2007. He attended Kansas State University and graduated with a dual degree in finance and marketing in 2011. While in college, Jake got a Series 3 license and helped at his dad’s brokerage to learn the business. In 2014, Jake became an introducing broker and merged with RCM Ag where he helps clients develop marketing strategies for their farm. Jake still helps his dad and brother on the farm, and is a partner on the cow herd. Aside from agriculture, he is a big sports fan and loves to golf in the summers. Jake is married to Megan, and is a father to Camille and Madeline.

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