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THE BRIDGE®: RIA EDITION, FALL 2019
We all have incredibly full plates – needing to balance operations, production, reputation, excellence, and opportunity along with the back office responsibilities of human resources, accounting, and IT. Somewhere between keeping the company running and finding new sources of revenue, the current state of your business may be overlooked. Oftentimes, the best opportunities to grow and improve may result from an overhaul.
This season’s Bridge magazine, “Destination: Refresh,” focuses on enhancing what you already have in order to reinvigorate your company for renewed and improved results.
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Women Strengthen the RIA Industry
Unfortunately, more often than not, buyers rush headlong into a purchase decision and either sabotage an opportunity to buy a great book of business, purchase the wrong book of business, or poorly manage the transition and lose clients in the process.
Grow Smarter: How to Avoid the Biggest Mistakes Buyers Make in an Acquisition
Unfortunately, more often than not, buyers rush headlong into a purchase decision and either sabotage an opportunity to buy a great book of business, purchase the wrong book of business, or poorly manage the transition and lose clients in the process.
Of Interest Rates and Inversions
The media frequently broadcasts unsettling stories about interest rates or about poorly understood economic concepts like the inverted yield curve. Most of those stories gloss over the issues, with a series of talking heads predicting great calamities, until the next heavily hyped topic distracts everyone’s attention.
Dealing with Panicked Clients
Such words are uttered by Kevin Bacon during the climax of the movie Animal House (1978), as his character – the antagonistic Chip Diller – helplessly attempts to address a fleeing mob of shrieking parade-goers. The context of the scene notwithstanding, this is often how it can feel when having to deal with panicking clients; as if your words are but one addition to an entire mountain of noise, quickly drowned out and just as quickly forgotten.
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