Darrin Moe, CPA
Wealth Manager
Darrin Moe joined the Rhame & Gorrell Wealth Management team in 2026 and serves as a Wealth Manager. Darrin works with individuals and families, providing tax-informed wealth management guidance designed to help them build a disciplined, consistent approach to their finances. He believes that bringing all of a client's financial matters together under one coordinated plan creates a solid foundation, and that with this foundation in place, clients are free to shape the life they want to live.
As a Certified Public Accountant, Darrin brings a tax-focused perspective to wealth management and has spent the past six years providing tax and wealth management services to individuals and families. His more than a decade in the oil and gas industry also gives him firsthand insight into the careers and financial decisions facing energy professionals. Darrin is motivated by a desire to help people turn their goals into reality.
Darrin grew up in the Black Hills of South Dakota and earned his Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Wyoming, where he served as a Chemistry assistant and received multiple awards. He began his career with Nabors Drilling in North Dakota and worked his way to Houston, the Energy Capital of the World. After more than a decade in the industry, his passion for finance and his desire for a greater sense of purpose led him to wealth management. A committed lifelong learner, Darrin earned his CPA through the certification pathway while working full time. He holds the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation and the Series 65 qualification as an Investment Adviser Representative.
Outside of work, Darrin enjoys spending time with his wife, Nikki, and their four children. He enjoys coaching his children's sports teams and traveling as a family to show his kids how vast the world is. Darrin has called the Houston area home since 2012 and gladly traded South Dakota winters for year-round warm weather.
Fun Fact: Darrin won a state championship in football. He broke his thumb on the first play of the game and did not miss a snap, helping lead his team to victory.
