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My Life as a Client: Two Advisors, One Firm

Added on June 2018 in Thought Leadership
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SummaryWhat do your clients really think about the job you do? We spoke to Tim Brown, owner of Hook Agency, a web design and SEO firm in Minneapolis, and Bea Bonte, his wife and the firm’s social strategist. 

How Advisors Can Beat Their Fear of Sales

Added on June 2018 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Subconscious fear hobbles salespeople more than anything else — but it’s easy to change from being timid and reactive to being bold and proactive, Alex Goldfayn, CEO of The Revenue Consultancy, whose clients include Amazon and Sprint, tells ThinkAdvisor in an interview.

Join us for our next webinar on How To Assess Yourself and Your Match to Ensure Success

Added on June 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Mary Ann Buchanan will interview Tanya Rapacz, Founder of The Partnership Resource and Harvard- trained negotiator who co-founded, merged and then ultimately sold her RIA.

The Ins and Outs of Breakaways with Matt Sonnen

Added on May 2018 in Join an RIA
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Summary: Matt Sonnen is CEO of PFI Advisors, a leading operations and technology consulting firm. PFI Advisors provides white-glove transition support for billion-dollar breakaway teams. Sonnen previously worked at Merrill Lynch, Luminous Capital, and Focus Financial Partners. Recently, he sat down with Folio President Greg Vigrass for a wide-ranging conversation on breakaways (starting one, purchasing one, or selling one) and technology.

Dealing with Difficult Clients

Added on May 2018 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: The one universal experience in life is encountering difficult people. They are everywhere. For financial advisors, a client who is difficult is costly in a number of ways. They might be brusque and aggressive with your staff, not respond to your follow-ups and hence never get anything accomplished, not listen or be indifferent.

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