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Team Building for Financial Advisors

Enhance client services, grow your business and improve your life

Christine TimmsSeries: Handbooks for the Professional Financial Advisor
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Pages
181
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
CT Financial Press

About

Building and nurturing a team will allow an advisor to expand services to existing clients and pursue more clients resulting in a bigger and happier clientele.



Over her 33-year career as a financial advisor, Christine's team grew from sharing an assistant with 3 other advisors to a team of 6.5 plus herself. She believes her practice would have plateaued at about 20% of her final practice (revenue and assets under management) if she had been unwilling to build a team and delegate. Early in her career the team gave Christine the time to pursue new clients, as well as develop services and processes. Late in her career the team allowed Chris to work less and provided her with successors upon retirement.



In this book Christine discusses:
• Benefits of Team Building
• Delegation and Supervision
• Outsourcing
• When to Add a Team Member
• Hiring New Team Members
• Training Team Members
• Team Structure
• Team Compensation
• Motivating/Inspiring the Team
• Team Meetings
• Team Member Relationships
• Team Member Turnover
• Team Member Duties

Related Subjects

  • Human Resources & Personnel Management
  • Business & Economics
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Training
  • Wealth Management
  • Finance

Extended Details

  • SeriesHandbooks for the Professional Financial Advisor

    Artists

    Christine TimmsAuthor