Final week to submit entries for Rising Stars 2024

Final week to submit entries for Rising Stars 2024
Entries for InvestmentNews’ Rising Stars close this Friday.
JUL 25, 2024

Entries for InvestmentNews’ first-ever Rising Stars are welcome until Friday, July 26.

Young financial advisors and wealth management professionals under 35 still have the time to put their names forward or nominate a colleague for this inaugural list. This marketing opportunity can heighten one’s professional standing in this ever-competitive industry.  

To be recognized, complete your details via this online form.  

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.

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