Who are the wealth management industry’s rising stars?  

Who are the wealth management industry’s rising stars?  
InvestmentNews is searching for the country’s emerging young advisory talents.
JUL 16, 2024
By  IN Staff

InvestmentNews is looking for the country’s most successful young professionals for the inaugural Rising Stars. This special report will recognize driven and hardworking superstars, 40 and under, who are future leaders in the industry.  

The showcase is an opportunity to highlight your dedication and achievements in the early stages of your career. All it takes to be recognized is to send a nomination here.

The winners will be selected with the assistance of an independent advisory panel from Blue Ocean Global Wealth, Oakmark Funds, Kitces.com, Pioneer Wealth Management Group, Sovereign Financial Group, Inc, and Fidelity Institutional and featured on the InvestmentNews website in November.

Nominations close on Friday, July 26.

Winners will be published on thewebsite in November.  

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