by Ginny Hudgens | Apr 7, 2020 | Strategic Planning, Time Management
Tip #2 – How do you motivate the right behaviors in your firm? Depending on where you live, you are in your 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. week of a “stay at home” order. Here is Louisiana, we are a hot spot with the Covid-19 most likely coming into the state during Mardi...
by Ginny Hudgens | Mar 25, 2020 | Strategic Planning, Time Management
Tip #1 – Get your firm’s job descriptions & accountability chart nailed down. So, as I’ve been speaking with my clients, most of who are on “work from home” orders (me too) and they are finding they have time to work on some outstanding projects. They have had...
by Ginny Hudgens | Oct 22, 2019 | Strategic Planning
The number one reason we are called to assist Financial Advisors on a retainer basis is they know they either don’t have the right staff or they may have the right staff in the wrong seats. How can you prevent this from happening? Get some help in hiring your staff...
by Ginny Hudgens | Jun 23, 2019 | Implementation, Practice Management, Revenue Growth, Strategic Planning
Implementation is the hard part! You pulled your team together, you researched, you brainstormed ideas, you did a SWOT analysis and now you have your shiny strategic plan. You’ve done the hard part, right? Wrong! The hard part is just beginning. ...
by Brian Luper | Mar 22, 2019 | Strategic Planning
According to the recent study by Investment News, advisory firms are continuing to grow at a pretty healthy clip although sources of revenue have shifted (here is a link to the Executive Summary -Investment News Study of Pricing and Profitability – Executive...
by Ginny Hudgens | Mar 15, 2019 | Strategic Planning
My last two blogs address hiring a consultant (Should You Hire a Consultant? & The Discovery Process of Your Consultant). So let’s talk about the next step. So, you’ve hired the consultant that fits you best and they’ve conducted an extensive discovery...
