6 Mistakes Even Successful Advisors Make in Succession Planning

6 Mistakes Even Successful Advisors Make in Succession Planning

About Mark

For more than forty years, Mark Elzweig has been helping financial advisors find the right platform for their success, growth, and long-term satisfaction. He works with advisors at wirehouses, RIAs, and independent broker dealers.

A longtime industry observer, Mark has contributed to leading industry publications, including ThinkAdvisor, Financial Planning, and Investment News. He also publishes a widely read newsletter (sign up here). Trained as a social worker and raised in a family of executive recruiters, Mark brings a rare combination of empathy and deep professional insight to every engagement.

About Mark

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    Mark Elzweig is the best recruiter I have ever worked with. He has placed me in several senior level jobs over the years.

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  • President, GDC Research

    A terrific resource for my firm for nearly 15 years. Always willing to share his expertise.

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    One of the most stressful days in the life of an advisor is when s/he contemplates a move to another firm. The only person I would recommend for such a decision is Mark Elzweig.

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