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Voices How much should you worry about employee engagement?

Added on May 2019 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: According to Gallup’s State of Employee Engagement 2018 study, companies with engaged teams have dramatically higher job retention rates and lower absenteeism, higher productivity and greater profitability. For advisory firms whose business model is built on client retention, your team is what drives your value proposition. Since the average headcount of most firms is six employees, this means that even if one employee is not fully engaged or decides to quit, a huge burden will be placed on other members of the team.

Learn From Your Younger Team Members

Added on May 2019 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: In ancient cultures, relying on oral traditions was often the only way to transmit values, beliefs and history to the next generation. In this construct, the elders acted as mentors to the younger people.

Mobile app upgrades try to catch up to client demand

Added on May 2019 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: The face of wealth management is changing, as a number of new firms look to keep up with consumer demand for convenient and functional client portals. In fact, eight in 10 advisors use the technology for communication and three in 10 believe it has the ability to disrupt the industry, according to the 2019 Financial Planning tech survey.

Why is Your Firm Not Growing?

Added on May 2019 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: If we go by net new assets (and stripping out market growth), how much is your firm actually growing? If you look at most industry benchmarks, top RIAs are growing by more than 15%. If you are not growing by that amount, why not?

Voices How I stopped worrying and learned to love the next-gen takeover

Added on May 2019 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Baby boomer advisors will go to their graves feeling justly proud of their achievements in the financial services world. Yet I would argue that that younger advisors have driven even more change.

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