McIntosh 1 of 75 financial service professionals recognized nationally for charitable work

On July 13, Invest in Others named L. Travis McIntosh an honorable mention recipient for the 20th Annual Invest in Others Award for his charitable contributions to Clarendon Hall. McIntosh is a senior vice president and director of Raymond James' Sumter Office. He was one of 75 financial service professionals recognized nationally.

The Invest in Others 501(c)(3) Charitable Foundation amplifies, celebrates and inspires the charitable work of the financial services community. The organization receives hundreds of worthy award nominations each year. Honorable mentions are awarded for the tremendous contributions advisors are making in their communities across the country. With this award, Invest in Others will be making a $2,000 grant to Clarendon Hall.

McIntosh was recognized for his contributions and work as chairman and chief executive officer of Clarendon Hall's Board of Directors. A proud Saints alumnus, he has faithfully supported his alma mater since graduation and has served on the board for more than a decade. McIntosh was also recently appointed to SCISA (South Carolina Independent School Association) Board as assistant treasurer.

As one of the most well-established schools in South Carolina, Clarendon Hall has provided superior elementary and secondary education in a non-denominational Christian environment since 1965. Clarendon Hall is an independent co-educational school for kindergarten 3 years old through 12th grade. In addition to being a founding member of SCISA, Clarendon Hall is accredited by Cognia.

McIntosh began his career in the investment industry in 2000 and opened the Sumter office of Raymond James in September 2021 after more than 15 years with Truist Investment Services (formerly BB&T Scott & Stringfellow). He holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the College of Charleston (2000), an MBA from the University of Phoenix (2009) and the Accredited Asset Management Specialist certification from The College for Financial Planning (2001). McIntosh also holds Series 7, 9, 10 and 66 securities licenses, along with a South Carolina life, accident and health insurance license.

In addition to his volunteer work with Clarendon Hall, McIntosh is a former member of the Sumter Rotary Club, where he held roles as secretary, president and treasurer, and was named Rotarian of the Year. He is also a past charter board member and former chairman of both the Cypress Foundation of Clarendon Health System and the McLeod Health Clarendon Foundation.

A lifelong resident of Pinewood, South Carolina, Travis is married to Cyndi. They have three sons: Cortland, a third-generation farmer; Dawson, a College of Charleston graduate applying to medical school; and Walker, a college sophomore and fellow third-generation farmer with his brother. He and Cyndi are active members of Manning First Baptist Church.

The Raymond James Sumter, South Carolina, office is at 6 Law Range, Sumter, and can be reached at (803) 305-6510. The local website is RaymondJames.com/MVPWealth. For more information on the program, visit lnvestlnOthers.org.