Rob Huckin

Regional Vice President, EMEA Hebbia

Last Reviewed: September 28, 2026

Executive Summary

Rob Huckin is Regional Vice President for EMEA at Hebbia, the AI platform for finance founded by George Sivulka in 2020. Hebbia’s customers include investment banks and, by the company’s account, more than 40% of the largest asset managers by assets under management. Huckin joined in early 2026 to build the company’s business across the U.K. and the wider Europe, Middle East and Africa region. Hebbia announced his appointment in March 2026 together with a regional expansion that includes tripling its EMEA team.

Career Highlights

• Named Regional VP by Hebbia in March 2026, one of two leadership hires at the centre of the company’s U.K. and EMEA expansion.
• Leads a regional buildout that includes tripling Hebbia’s EMEA team and more than doubling its account executive team there.
• Took the role as Hebbia reported 373% year-over-year growth in EMEA revenue from FY25 to FY26.

Professional Journey

Huckin joined Hebbia at the start of 2026. In a post on the company blog dated 5 February 2026, written in his second week, he said he chose the company after a six-month search that included “multiple processes, extensive due diligence and rigorous back channelling”. He gave three reasons. The first was the technology: he argued that Hebbia has “a real moat” in a market crowded with thin wrappers around large language models. The second was the culture. The third was its leadership, naming chief executive George Sivulka and Aabhas Sharma.

Hebbia announced the appointment on 5 March 2026 in a Business Wire release datelined London. It named Huckin as Regional VP and Paul Boland as Head of Content, the two leadership hires anchoring a larger regional buildout. The company said it had signed several new enterprise customers and expansions across the U.K. and EMEA since the start of that year. These included work with global advisory and private equity organisations and a major expansion with a multinational investment firm operating in Ireland. The expansion followed the opening of Hebbia’s London office in autumn 2025. In the release, Huckin said European organisations were no longer “experimenting with AI” but “operationalizing it in critical workflows”.

Hebbia’s own materials describe his background only as experience across financial services and enterprise software in the U.K. and European markets. His earlier employers are not recorded here because no primary source names them.

Education

No education record was found in a first-party or editorial source.