Greg Friedman on Succession Planning

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  Succession Planning 401: Transitioning Clients to New Advisors

  By Greg Friedman, MS, CFP  |  December 5, 2012

  When you ask existing clients to trust a new advisor so you can concentrate on other duties, follow this thoughtful approach.

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  Looking Ahead: Grooming Successors for Your RIA Firm

  By Greg Friedman, MS, CFP  |  October 31, 2012

  To identify and hire future partners as part of your firm’s succession plan it’s critical that you find advisors who share your values, and this goes beyond stellar credentials and experience.

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  Friedman’s 3 Realistic Steps to Succession Planning

  By Greg Friedman, MS, CFP  |  August 17, 2012

  Sure, you know all the reasons for having a succession plan in place, but you still haven’t done it. Try following these three steps to get you moving.

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  Succession Planning 301: 3 Big Hiring Mistakes to Avoid

  By Greg Friedman, MS, CFP  |  May 1, 2012

  Learn from my experience to help you and your team evolve into a more successful firm.

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  Succession Planning 201: How to Motivate a Newly Hired Advisor

  By Greg Friedman, MS, CFP  |  March 8, 2012

  Hiring a new advisor for your small(er) firm is one thing, keeping them motivated can be another. Here’s how to retain those new hires

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  Succession Planning 101: How Small Firms Can Recruit the Best New Advisors

  By Greg Friedman, MS, CFP  |  March 7, 2012

  How smaller advisory firms can hire and motivate new advisors, part one: some hard-won advice about how to hire a new advisor for your firm.