IN/Moss Adams Financial Performance Study

MAY 13, 2012
By  MFXFeeder
With slow economic growth and challenging markets, there has never been a more important time to look for ways to enhance your firm's profitability. Take the first step toward building a profitable business by participating in the IN Adviser Solutions/Moss Adams Financial Performance Study. Participation will help identify essential metrics that you need to position your business, along with benchmarks to help you determine how your firm ranks within the industry. Visit IN Adviser Solutions to participate. Contributors receive a free copy of the study results and a webcast invitation, along with discounts to related workshops. The study closes May 21.

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