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Help New Advisors Be More Productive: 3 Tips

Added on November 2014 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: n a perfect world, all new planners would be paired with senior advisors who were invested in helping trainees succeed. These sage advisors would bring new hires to meetings as observers, meticulously review the trainees’ client planning work and offer generous commentary and guidance.

5 Steps When Selling Your Firm to a Junior Advisor

Added on October 2014 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: If you are like many advisors, you may have decided that mentoring a junior associate to grow into and acquire your practice is the best option. Who better to succeed you and serve as a future internal buyer than one you have handpicked, someone who understands the hard work you put into the practice?

The Rainmaker's Reign is Over

Added on October 2014 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Almost 10 years ago, I wrote about a serious issue for advisors that I humbly believed was not getting the attention it deserved: the lack of career paths for young advisors. In this article, I present for your consideration another major issue that the industry, and especially owner-advisors, must address or suffer the consequences: the lack of an integrated marketing approach to grow their firms in the 21st century.

Succession: Can You Give Up Control?

Added on October 2014 in Plan for the Future
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Summary:  Even with a succession plan in place, some executives may still have a difficult time giving up the reins.

Looking Backward: A Recent Retiree Reflects on Succession Planning

Added on October 2014 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Richard Sawyer, founder and past president of Norton Financial Services, a firm based in the greater Portland, Maine area, had worked in the financial services industry for more than two decades when a brush with cancer made him start seriously thinking about his retirement.

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