Final call for nominations: Rising Stars 2026

Final call for nominations: Rising Stars 2026
Help recognize excellence in wealth management before nominations close
JUN 03, 2026

The search for InvestmentNews’ Rising Stars 2026 continues.

We’re inviting the industry to help spotlight outstanding professionals aged 40 and under who are making a meaningful impact through their performance, leadership, and commitment to excellence.

Do you know someone on your network who deserves to be recognized?

Nominations should highlight how the nominee is contributing to the industry, whether by driving key initiatives, supporting business growth and innovation, achieving notable career milestones, or earning recognition within their team and across the wider industry.

Submit your nomination before entries close on Friday, June 12. Self-nominations are also encouraged.

Proudly supported by the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, the winners will be selected with guidance from an independent advisory panel and will be featured on the website this October.

 

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