Rachel Koff

New Business Development Specialist

Rachel brings a deep love of people and a passion for service to her role as New Business Development Specialist at Bulman Wealth Group. With a background rooted in the hospitality industry, she honed her skills in customer service, product knowledge, and relationship building. Rachel thrives on creating meaningful connections and takes pride in helping clients navigate their financial journey with ease and confidence. Her dedication to fostering trust and delivering exceptional service makes her an invaluable member of the team.

A California native, Rachel has spent most of her life in the Sacramento area and attended California State University, Fullerton, where she majored in psychology. Outside of work, she enjoys cheering on her favorite team, the San Francisco Giants, savoring a Napa Cabernet, or embarking on spontaneous adventures to explore new destinations. Whether she’s rooting for her team or discovering a hidden gem, Rachel’s enthusiasm for life shines through in everything she does.

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Rachel
  1. Rachel loves to travel and visit new places, so far she has been to England, France, Japan, and Israel.
  2. She is a proud 3rd generation San Francisco Giants fan (she loves going to games and spring training).
  3. Something at the top of her Bucket list is to attend a baseball game at every stadium.
  4. Rachel started dancing at the age of 3 and took ballet for 14 years.
  5. She enjoys great wines and will collect great wines, too (Trefethen is her favorite winery).
  6. Rachel has seen Dave Matthews Band perform live 14 times. One day she hopes to see him at the Gorge in Washington.
  7. She loves to bake cookies and cupcakes, but her favorite treat to enjoy is actually a brownie.
  8. Rachel has been told that she makes the best old fashioned in town, but she personally prefers a good tequila.
  9. She has always been a “night owl” and relies on a cup of coffee to start her day.
  10. Rachel collects thimbles from everywhere she has traveled; the tradition started when she was born and her grandparents wanted to bring something back for her from their travels. Now Rachel has over 150 thimbles from all over the world.