I was a little nervous being on camera, but it was a pleasure to share my positive feedback with the BT and Striver teams 🎉
As a full time CSO at a suburban financial planning firm and an online financial planning student at Deakin, the opportunity to meet others in the industry at events like these is so precious to me. Not just as a wonderful chance to network with other young people in the finance space, but to meet its leaders and gain an understanding of the current industry environment.
Brimstone allowed me to step outside my scope of experience and discover new ways of doing things. Financial planning can be such a varied industry and it’s easy to forget that in the day-to-day, when all you have is an example of how one or two advisers at your company operate. I love discovering how different financial planning businesses operate and how they structure their priorities in their culture and processes. It inspires me with improvements and ideas I can implement in my own career and back at my own workplace. More than that though, it keeps me passionate about my career this industry.
It’s inspiring to see Striver pioneering the way with Brimstone 2024, and I hope more organisations will follow suit. I truly believe that the more this space invests in young people and its support staff, the more it can blossom as an industry. As we heard at Brimstone, the financial planning space has so much growth potential over the next few years. Investing in our future and ongoing learning at all levels of the industry is such a worthwhile endeavour.
It’s an exciting time for the future of financial advice. Striver’s recent Brimstone event brought together graduates and industry leaders, including BT’s Tim Howard and Katrina Parolin, to find out why it’s a great place for early-career professionals to start an exciting, rewarding, and dynamic career in financial advice.
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1moThis shit bank has left me and my family stuck in Europe with no debit card because their Visa fraud software is a joke. When I get home I’m closing all of my accounts and moving to Chase. I’ve been planning this trip for a year and its fucking ruined. Your customer service is no help either and it takes 15 minutes of listening to a robot before you can talk to a human. I’ll be contacting your board of directors and the NCUA to lodge formal complaint