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Market Seminars
Specifically, Tiburon executives have been engaged by many firms to deliver presentations and lead brainstorming sessions with boards of directors, senior management teams, venture capital teams, and other groups. Tiburon Market Seminars are a great way to kick-off board meetings, management committee meetings, and sales meetings. Some Tiburon clients then develop their own strategies; others engage Tiburon for further research and strategy work. In any case, this is a great place to start; there is no reason to engage a consulting firm and wait months for them to catch up to one's existing knowledge!
Seminar Topics Tiburon's consultants can conduct market seminars on dozens of topics, can address topics from a variety of angles, and can also combine topics to make longer or broader seminars for clients interested in multiple markets or products. Currently popular market seminar topics are listed below:
Descriptions of some of the most highly demanded topics follow, with more detailed outlines attached by clicking on the printer icons. Broad Industry Overview Seminars MOST FREQUENT SEMINAR REQUEST!!! RECENTLY UPDATED!!!
Industry executives need a forum in which to understand the big picture - the key changes taking place across the industry; this seminar is the answer to this need. Tiburon consultants constantly sift through all Tiburon research to gather the most compelling trends and these are presented in this seminar. If given today, Tiburon consultants would address the wide variety of short-term challenges in the market, would highlight the strategies of key competitors, and would address the evolving role of financial advisors. Specifically, Tiburon speakers would argue that wealth is still substantial in the US and that demographics suggest that the industry should grow rapidly over the decades to come. But the emerging affluent are changing and this will cause advisors and firms to need to change. Key trends to be highlighted include fee-accounts, alternative investments, and wealth management. Depending on the audience, Tiburon speakers can also address the needed changes for advisors or financial services companies more broadly. Who will deliver advice? How will it be delivered? What sales & marketing techniques will work? What technology products will be the key enablers? All of these and other issues can be covered in this broad industry overview seminar. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. Consulting Fellow Paul Schaeffer can also be included. Consumer Wealth & Target Markets RECENTLY UPDATED!!!
As the competitive playing field gets more heated, understanding where the money is will be critical. This seminar clarifies the $17.1 trillion of investable assets and $46.5 trillion of total household assets held by the 283 million Americans who live in 108 million households. The seminar highlights consumers' evolving advice needs, segments the consumer market, and profiles leading sales & marketing strategies, with an emphasis on target marketing. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Senior Research Manager Matthew McGraw. Financial Advisor Roundtable members Tif Joyce & Kirk Michie, and Consulting Fellows Larry Cohen, Scott MacKillop, & Paul Schaeffer can also be included. Corporate Scandals & Industry Stumbles: Which Firms Won and Lost?
The early 2000s have brought numerous corporate scandals and industry stumbles. Eliot Spitzer and other regulators have repeatedly brought questionable practices to light. From the stock analysts scandal to the mutual fund scandal and the insurance scandal, this seminar will reveal which companies stand to win and lose. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. Consulting Fellow Julie Allecta can also be included.
Market & Economy: Potential Impacts on the Growing Investments Business
This is Tiburon's first effort at addressing the US market and economy. Stay tuned for a summary of this upcoming seminar! Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. The Competition & Advice Market: A Top Down View Regarding the Winners & Losers
The competitive playing field is heating up! Specifically, with 108 million US households, there are over 400,000 financial advisors. The ratio seems reasonable until you consider that only 20 - 30 million households have enough assets to be attractive to advisors. The biggest challenge in the market today is the enormous amount of competition. This seminar will predict the winners. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. Consulting Fellows Scott MacKillop & Paul Schaeffer can also be included. Product Segment Seminars State of the Investment Management Business: Opportunities in Manufacturing
The investment management industry needs a seminar delivered from its perspective and this is it. What are the fastest growing products (e.g., mutual funds, ETFs, separate accounts, and hedge funds)? What are the fastest growing markets (e.g., discount brokers, independent advisors, 401K plans)? This seminar addresses opportunities from the perspective of investment management organizations. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Cash Investments: A Profitable Niche Business
This is Tiburon's first effort at addressing cash investments. Stay tuned for a summary of this upcoming seminar! Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Individual Securities & Capital Markets: Rapid Evolution of the Business
This is Tiburon's first effort at addressing individual securities & capital markets. Stay tuned for a summary of this upcoming seminar! Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. An Initial Overview of the Mutual Funds Industry RECENTLY UPDATED!!!
The $8.5 trillion mutual funds industry deserves an encyclopedic review and this is it. This seminar addresses data flows, trends in product development (e.g., balanced funds, lifestyle funds, socially conscious funds, mutual funds with hedge fund strategies), pricing parameters (e.g., share classes, mutual fund wrap programs), and distribution channels (e.g., wirehouses, mutual fund supermarkets, fee-only financial advisors, independent reps). The seminar can include profiles of all 350 US mutual fund companies. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Financial Advisor Roundtable member Tom Lydon, and Consulting Fellows Julie Allecta, Jim Atkinson, Tim Armour, & Paul Schaeffer can also be included. A Comprehensive Overview of Fee-Accounts, Turnkey Asset Management Programs (TAMPs), & the Booming Separately Managed Accounts Market FREQUENT SEMINAR REQUEST!!! RECENTLY UPDATED!!!
Fee-accounts broadly (and separately managed accounts more narrowly) were introduced in 1978 by EF Hutton, which subsequently became Shearson Lehman and then part of Smith Barney. At the time of their introduction, fee-accounts were quite simple - clients who traditionally paid commissions every time they purchased stocks or bonds would now have money managers who would make the investment decisions and implement them through brokers all wrapped into one fee. The concept caught on and today there are four types of fee-account programs:
But where are the assets and where is the growth? One of these four types of fee-accounts has more assets than the other three combined. Which is it? What is next for fee-account programs? Will separately managed accounts catch on in the independent advisor channels? Will MSPs or UMAs be the home run? Will program sponsors add alternative investment products? Will broader segments of baby boomers adopt separate accounts like they previously did mutual funds? Tiburon has recently completed substantial research on the fee-accounts market and can address it from nearly any angle; this is an excellent seminar for executives at firms building fee-account programs, for advisors building fee-account businesses, and for money managers selling their money management capabilities into these programs. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Consulting Fellows Dennis Clark, Kevin Malone, Barry Mendelson, & Bob Padgette can also be included. A Comprehensive Overview of the Market-Linked Products Industry, Including Index Separate Accounts, Index Mutual Funds, & Exchange Traded Funds
One of the hottest trends in the industry is exchange traded funds (ETFs) and indexing. Firms such as Barclay's, State Street, and Vanguard are out in front. Other firms like DFA, Rydex, and Pro Funds are developing more advanced products. In any case, exchange traded funds & index funds are hot. This seminar predicts their future. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Financial Advisor Roundtable member Tom Lydon, and Consulting Fellows Tim Armour, Jim Atkinson, & Paul Schaeffer can also be included. A Comprehensive Overview of the Hedge Funds Industry FREQUENT SEMINAR REQUEST!!!
The hedge funds industry weathered numerous storms in the late 1990s, including the closure of several leading firms such as Tiger Management, Long-Term Capital Management, and Soros. However, all the while, hedge funds continued to grow, and an impressive hedge fund-of-funds business emerged. Subsequently, the market volatility of 2000-2003 pointed many firms in the direction of hedge funds and hedge funds grew even quicker. Performance in 2004-2005 has now provided a set-back. Are you struggling with your hedge funds strategy? Do you understand the four key types of hedge funds? Do you need a distribution strategy to serve your high net worth customers' needs? This seminar explains the four types of hedge funds, identifies the leading managers of both hedge funds and funds-of-funds, and outlines successful strategies for distribution into the high net worth market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame Research Manager Polly Products. Financial Advisor Roundtable member Tom Lydon, and Consulting Fellows Julie Allecta, Tim Armour, Kevin Malone, & Paul Schaeffer can also be included. A Comprehensive Overview of the Venture Capital & Private Equity Industry
Throughout the late 1980s, the private equity funds industry boomed. Who can forget RJR Nabisco and other well-known LBO deals? The monies invested in these LBOs came from what is known as private equity funds. More recently, in the late 1990s, the venture capital industry boomed. Start up companies with limited revenues, and often no products, raised significant funds. These monies came from venture capital funds. In the late 1990s, increasingly both private equity funds and venture capital funds became available to high net worth investors but then the venture capital market fell apart and fund raising slowed significantly. It is now coming back! What is an appropriate offering to deliver to high net worth investors? Who are the leading private equity and venture capital fund firms? How do you build an appropriate product offering for your clientele? This seminar delivers a comprehensive understanding of the private equity and venture capital business. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Financial Advisor Roundtable member Kirk Michie, and Consulting Fellow Julie Allecta can also be included. A Comprehensive Overview of the Real Estate Investments Industry
Real estate is one of the oldest investments in the US. Many American households have the majority of their net worth tied up in their own homes. A few Americans own vacation homes and others own rental properties. But, how does one systematize and institutionalize real estate investing across a client base? A wide variety of products from limited partnerships to real estate investment trusts (REITs) to private funds exist. Some players, like ING, raise substantial funds on a regular basis from both institutional and high net worth investors. Other real estate investments are also utilized in the institutional market; investments such as agricultural land and timberland are often packaged and sold to institutional investors. What are the right products for your clients? What methods of packaging make the most sense? This seminar provides an overview of the real estate investments industry. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Investment Opportunities in the Wine Industry
In the market for alternative investments, none can be much more fun than investing in the wine industry. As the passion of Tiburon's Managing Principal, Tiburon is able to outline ways of investing in this booming market, ranging from vineyard property, to old wines, to wine futures. This seminar will shed new light on investing opportunities in an exciting industry. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Financial Advisor Roundtable member Tif Joyce can also be included. A Comprehensive Overview of the Other Alternative Investments Industries (Structured Debt)
Dozens of other types of alternative investments exist that may or may not be appropriate for various segments of consumers. Some invest in coins, stamps, art, or even baseball cards. Other financial investments exists as well, including structured settlements, structured debt, and oil & gas limited partnerships. Which of these products are right for your clientele? What methods of packaging make the most sense? This seminar provides a light hearted overview of several other alternative investments industries beyond traditional stocks, bonds, and real estate. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Account Aggregation & Financial/Tax Planning: Delivering Comprehensive Service to Clients
Account aggregation and financial/tax planning is growing in importance as baby boomers age. As baby boomers approach retirement, a comprehensive understanding of their portfolios becomes more important. Both account aggregation and financial/tax planning will become critical. This seminar will summarize the leading-edge strategies. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Insurance Products & Life Risks: Helping Clients Manage Life's Risks Through Health, Disability, Long-Term Care, P&C Insurance, Annuities, & Life Insurance
Life risks are becoming more important as baby boomers age. Disability, long-term care, and life insurance are all key. Annuities are critical. Even umbrella property & casualty insurance policies need to be considered. This speech will highlight the state of the market in addressing these life risks. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Private Banking Services: Essential for Wealth Management
Private banking services are the third key element of wealth management services. Will clients look to their advisors for lending and deposit services? How about high-end products like mortgages for second and third houses, loans on personal aircraft, and loans to purchase sports teams and small businesses? On the deposits side, will CDs, reverse mortgages, and even online banking be services that clients seek from advisors? This seminar will address the growing private banking business. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Estate Planning & Charitable Giving Through Life Insurance & Trust Accounts RECENTLY UPDATED!!!
The aging of the boomer population and the trend towards wealth management has shined a light on the estate planning & charitable giving market. Common vehicles include life insurance policies and trust accounts. Many new channels, including full-service brokers and independent advisors, are entering these markets. This seminar addresses the aging baby boomer population and its increased focus on wealth management services, estate planning & charitable giving issues, and trust account & life insurance strategies. It also profiles the trust and life insurance offerings of the leading distribution channels, including specific companies, as well as key independent trust companies, life insurance companies, and trust & life insurance trade groups. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Financial Advisor Roundtable member Tif Joyce can also be included. Independent Broker/Dealer Life Insurance Offerings UNIQUE CONTENT!!!
Life insurance has historically been at one end or the other in the offers of independent broker/dealers. Some independent broker/dealers are owned by life insurance companies and their reps are traditional life agents. But for a much broader segment of independent reps, life insurance products can be a difficult discussion to have with clients, and as a result, many independent advisors have stayed away from insurance. But, increasingly, life insurance products are becoming critical to the foundation of comprehensive financial plans and the wealth management trend. Independent broker/dealers, in turn, have been trying to solve the life insurance business for several years now, and few firms seem to have gotten it quite right. What are the life insurance offerings of the independent broker/dealers? Which products are growing? Which customers buy which products? This seminar provides an overview of the life insurance offerings of independent broker/dealers. Also see Tiburon's broader report on estate planning & charitable giving. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. The Rapidly Growing Market for Trust Services in the Independent Advisor Channel UNIQUE CONTENT!!!
With a rapidly growing market of emerging affluent households, the independent advisor industry has been moving towards a wealth management orientation over the past few years. One of the key services involved in wealth management is the transfer of wealth from one generation to the next. Trusts are the preferred vehicle for this transfer. Numerous new trust offers have been introduced in the independent advisor markets. This seminar profiles the trust business, including the use of trusts, history of trusts, size of the trusts market, and the shift away from bundled trust models; the report defines the various trust products, identifies the demand for trust services in the independent advisor channel, outlines the traditional competitive playing field, including bank, private bank, and wirehouse brokerage models, and finally, the report evaluates the independent broker/dealer & custodian models and the available offerings from independent trust companies. Also see Tiburon's seminar on estate planning & charitable giving. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Family Office Services: The New Competitive Playing Field
Family office services is a confusing term, often used to describe a variety of services provided ti high net worth investors. This seminar will address services such as bill pay, tax preparation, and the management of domestic servants, automobiles, and aircraft. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Polly Products. Market Segment Seminars Retail Banks & Investments: The Biggest Potential Competitor?
The Retail banks control nearly 40% of all consumer assets (and have powerful distribution networks) but have long struggled to sold the investments equation This seminar is Tiburon's first effort at codifying the status of this market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Senior Research Manager Martha Markets. The State of the Full-Service Brokerage Industry: An Industry in Transition
The full-service brokerage industry is evolving quickly. Teams, fee-accounts, and high net worth customers are the buzzwords. But the industry is also steeped in tradition, with over 70,000 brokers and $6 trillion in client assets. What is the real state of the full-service brokerage industry? This seminar analyzes the facts around the success of the wirehouses, regional broker/dealers, and boutique brokerage firms, including product use and profitability. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Senior Research Manager Martha Markets. Consulting Fellows Barry Mendelson & Bob Padgette can also be included. Back to the Future: The Re-Emergence of the Online Financial Services Industry
In the late 1990s, the online financial services market was booming; some spoke of online brokerage displacing all full-service stockbrokers. While the first online trade was executed just a decade ago in 1994, the online financial services industry has seen a big run up and a subsequent repositioning. The key question is what happens if the market slowdown of 2000-2005 reverses itself? Will consumers flock back to the web? Will day trading become the US national pastime once again? Or is the basis of the web now more about empowering consumers to track accounts and empowering advisors to serve consumers? What is the difference in strategy between Charles Schwab, Fidelity Investments, E*Trade, and TD Ameritrade? What does the future hold for the online financial services industry? This is an excellent presentation for executives evaluating their online brokerage & investments strategies. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Senior Research Manager Martha Markets. Consulting Fellow Jim Atkinson can also be included. Life Insurance Agents: The Newest Investment Advisors?
The life insurance agents market is evolving rapidly. Traditional career agents are being spun-off and are expanding their product lines. Producer groups and roll-up strategies are appearing. Other channels are entering the market to sell life insurance. This seminar will address the traditional life insurance agents market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. P&C Insurance Agents Market: An Opportunity in Middle-Class Investments?
This is Tiburon's first effort at addressing P&C insurance agents market. Stay tuned for a summary of this upcoming seminar! Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. The independent broker/dealer market is booming; there are now over 100,000 series 7 registered reps who own their own businesses and utilize independent broker/dealers such as LPL, Raymond James, Royal Alliance, and FNIC. This seminar is Tiburon's first effort at codifying the top-down facts in this industry. Highlights include segments of reps, likely new segments of reps, and profiles of leading independent broker/dealers. If your firm desires to serve this booming market, this is a must see. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. Consulting Fellows David Smith & Mitch Vigeveno can also be included. A Synopsis of the Fee-Only Financial Advisors Market: The Fastest Growing Distribution Channel FREQUENT SEMINAR REQUEST!!!
The fee-only financial advisor (RIA) market is booming but is widely misunderstood. The industry includes 19,500 firms managing about $2 trillion. This seminar will codify the top-down facts in this industry. Highlights include segments of advisors, likely new segments of advisors, and profiles of leading custodians. This seminar provides an excellent top-down view of the fee-only financial advisor industry. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. Financial Advisor Roundtable member Joe Kiely, and Consulting Fellows Jim Atkinson, Dennis Clark, Ron LoVetri, & Mitch Vigeveno can also be included. A Synopsis of the CPA Industry & Highlights of their Models for Entering the Investments Business FREQUENT SEMINAR REQUEST!!!
The latest trend in the financial planning & investment management market has been the influx of CPAs, EAs, and other tax professionals entering the business. CPA firms have been pushed by the declining economics of the tax business and the unfavorable press of the audit business. And CPA firms have been pulled by the economic possibilities of serving the financial planning & investment management needs of their existing client bases. Is this a big potential trend? Absolutely! Taking CPAs alone, there are approximately 40,000 firms and 460,000 CPAs. A small minority of these CPAs work at the 20 largest firms. The vast majority work as sole practitioners and at other small firms. How are these firms entering the financial planning & investment management business? Are they registering as reps? Are they becoming RIAs? Do they utilize services of TAMPs? What are the five key models of how CPA firms are entering the business? Which firms have been successful? Which vendors have the best partnering offers? This is a terrific presentation for CPA firms themselves and executives at firms hoping to serve CPA firms. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. Financial Advisor Roundtable members Joe Kiely & Kirk Michie can also be included. A Synopsis of the Single- & Multi-Family Family Offices Market
The family office market is very difficult to grasp. The terms has been adopted by many financial advisors. This speech is Tiburon's first effort at sizing up this market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. High Net Worth Markets (Private Banks, Boutique Brokers, Processing Banks, Separate Account Managers, Family Offices, Sports Agents, Entertainment Managers, & Investment Consultants)
A unique mix of upscale competitors to serve the ultra affluent. These participants include private banks, boutique brokers, separate account managers, sports agents, entertainment managers, investment consultants, and others. All come from different Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets.
The Defined Contribution Plans Market: Dying a Slow Death?
The defined contribution plans market is alive and well. With over $3 trillion in assets, baby boomers have pushed this market up in size. Now retirement and IRA rollovers could potentially slow growth. At the same time, some firms are looking to add advisory components to their plans and/or to combine providers of defined contribution plans and defined benefit plans into total outsourcing relationships. This speech will probe this market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. The Defined Benefit Plans Market: The Return?
This is Tiburon's first effort at addressing the defined benefit plans market. Stay tuned for a summary of this upcoming seminar! Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. Endowments & Foundations Market: A Hidden Treasure
This is Tiburon's first effort at addressing the endowments & foundations market. Stay tuned for a summary of this upcoming seminar! Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. Corporate Cash & Treasury Services Market: A Profitable Niche
This is Tiburon's first effort at addressing the corporate cash & treasury services market. Stay tuned for a summary of this upcoming seminar! Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Martha Markets. Emerging Opportunities in the English-Speaking Countries Markets: The UK & Ireland, Canada, Australia & New Zealand, & South Africa
Many of the English-speaking countries have trends parallel to those in the US, but also many fundamental market differences. This seminar will be Tiburon's first effort at codifying these trends. The key English-speaking markets of the UK & Ireland, Canada, South Africa, and Australia & New Zealand often provide the initial entry point for the international strategies of US financial services firms. This seminar will summarize the developments in each of these markets, with specific comparisons to the US market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. A Profile of the Europe, Middle East, & Africa Markets
The Europe, Middle East, & Africa markets represent challenges for US financial services firms, including multiple languages, currencies, and laws. This seminar is Tiburon's first effort at summarizing the developments in each of these markets, with specific comparisons to the US market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. A Profile of the Asia Pacific Markets
The Asia Pacific markets represent challenges for US financial services firms, including multiple languages, currencies, and laws. This seminar is Tiburon's first effort at summarizing the developments in each of these markets, with specific comparisons to the US market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. Emerging Opportunities in the Latin America Markets: Concentrated Opportunities & Still Substantial Risks
The Latin America markets represent challenges for US financial services firms, including multiple languages, currencies, and laws. This seminar is Tiburon's first effort at summarizing the developments in each of these markets, with specific comparisons to the US market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. Emerging Client Service & Product Building Opportunities in the Offshore Markets
The Offshore markets represent challenges for US financial services firms, including multiple languages, currencies, and laws. This seminar is Tiburon's first effort at summarizing the developments in each of these markets, with specific comparisons to the US market. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Associate Principal Carla Candidate. Advisor Issue Seminars Building a Business: Financial Advisor Benchmarking & Best Practices FREQUENT SEMINAR REQUEST!!! RECENTLY UPDATED!!!
Dozens of studies exist regarding best practices of financial advisors. Dozens of coaches claim to know the way to run one's business. Tiburon has its own benchmarking tools for advisors. This seminar compares and makes sense of dozens of existing studies. The seminar also includes detailed profiles of over 700 leading financial advisory firms (a wholesaler's bible). Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Tommie Tools. Building a Business: Target Marketing & Marketing Strategies
FREQUENT SEMINAR REQUEST!!! RECENTLY UPDATED!!! As the competitive playing field gets more heated, understanding key sales & marketing strategies will be critical. This seminar clarifies the $17.1 trillion of investable assets and $46.5 trillion of total household assets held by the 283 million Americans who live in 108 million households. The seminar highlights consumers' evolving advice needs, segments the consumer market, and profiles leading sales & marketing strategies, with an emphasis on target marketing. Market seminar facilitated by Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame and Research Manager Tommie Tools. A Comprehensive Overview of the Product Usage, Business Models, & Best Practices of Brokers & Financial Consultants FREQUENT SEMINAR REQUEST!!!
Tiburon introduced ten additional advisors benchmarking tools to join its three long successful tools. A tool dedicated to wirehouse, regional, and boutique broker/dealer brokers & financial consultants was one of these new tools. Now Tiburon has collected data on dozens of the business practices of these professionals. If your firm desires to serve this booming market, this is a must see. This survey is ongoing and can be found at www.BrokerBestPractices.Com. The seminar is appropriate for both vendors and brokers themselves. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
