Rasheed Muhammad

Rasheed Muhammad

Rasheed Muhammad (1972) is an American banker. He is a First Vice President for SunTrust Private Wealth Management Sports and Entertainment Specialty Group in Atlanta, Georgia and the Client Advisor to sports and entertainment professionals. [Citation
last =Carmichael
first =Rodney
title =Rasheed Muhammad - money to his ears
newspaper =Rolling Out
date =2004-09-22
url = http://www.rollingout.com/exe_suite/exe_desk/index.php?title=rasheed_muhammad_money_to_his_ears&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1
accessdate=2008-01-04
] He has been with SunTrust for five years. [Citation
last =Fulton
first =Greg
title =Banking on the Stars
newspaper =Atlanta Business Magazine
url = http://www.atlantabusinessmagazine.com/current/Feature1.php
accessdate=2008-01-04
] He has been referred to as a music industry heavyweight. [Citation
last =Carmichael
first =Rodney
title =Industry Heavyweights Turn Out for T.I. Hearing
newspaper =Creative Loafing
date =2007-10-19
url = http://blogs.creativeloafing.com/cribnotes/2007/10/19/industry-heavyweights-turn-out-for-ti-hearing/
accessdate=2008-01-18
]

Prior to joining SunTrust, Muhammad was a dual associate of Bank of America and Bank of America Investment Services, for over 6 years, where he began bridging financial services with the music industry.

Muhammad holds the Series 7, 63, 65, life accident & sickness, and variable products licenses, and is a graduate of The University of South Carolina Columbia where he served post graduate on the advisory board for the College of Hospitality, Retail, & Sports Management.

Muhammad served as Vice President for the Atlanta Chapter of The Recording Academy (2007) and has served on the Board of Governor’s for the Atlanta Chapter of The Recording Academy.

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