Joel Bird had logged a quarter century at Ameriprise and its IDS predecessor. After a 25-year career as an independent broker at Ameriprise Financial, Bird had every reason to stay put and enjoy running an impressive practice that oversees $4 billion in assets and generated $14 million in annual revenue.
Joel Bird had logged a quarter century at Ameriprise and its IDS predecessor. After a 25-year career as an independent broker at Ameriprise Financial, Bird had every reason to stay put and enjoy running an impressive practice that oversees $4 billion in assets and generated $14 million in annual revenue.
Stan Gregor, co-leader of Summit, shares how the firm’s advisor-first, tech-enabled partnership model is fueling exponential growth and redefining the industry.
Joel Bird had logged a quarter century at Ameriprise and its IDS predecessor. After a 25-year career as an independent broker at Ameriprise Financial, Bird had every reason to stay put and enjoy running an impressive practice that oversees $4 billion in assets and generated $14 million in annual revenue.
Joel Bird had logged a quarter century at Ameriprise and its IDS predecessor. After a 25-year career as an independent broker at Ameriprise Financial, Bird had every reason to stay put and enjoy running an impressive practice that oversees $4 billion in assets and generated $14 million in annual revenue.
Joel Bird had logged a quarter century at Ameriprise and its IDS predecessor. After a 25-year career as an independent broker at Ameriprise Financial, Bird had every reason to stay put and enjoy running an impressive practice that oversees $4 billion in assets and generated $14 million in annual revenue.
Morgan Stanley is tightening its return-to-office policy, leaving many advisors questioning whether the move serves their interests—or just the firm’s bottom line. Starting May 5, Morgan Stanley’s 15,000 wealth management employees will be required to be in the office at least four days per week, according to a memo from Jed Finn, head of wealth…
The financial advisory landscape has undergone a significant transformation over the years, with 1099 platforms playing a pivotal role in bridging the gap between traditional
In this episode, Tim shares how Merchant is creating a new path for advisors to monetize their practice without sacrificing autonomy. For advisors navigating transitions—from wirehouses or independent platforms—this conversation offers rare insight into scalable capital solutions and long-term business growth.
Raymond James has long been a reputable player in the wealth management industry, known for its strong culture and client-centric approach. However, in recent years, a growing number of advisors have chosen to leave Raymond James in favor of supported independent platforms. This trend reflects a broader shift within the industry, as advisors seek more…