Last chance to nominate for $100M Club: Top Female Advisors 2026

Last chance to nominate for $100M Club: Top Female Advisors 2026
Nominate outstanding women advisors before submissions close on February 27.
FEB 24, 2026

Final call for nominations for $100M Club: Top Female Advisors 2026.

This is your last chance to recognize top-performing female advisors who have reached the impressive milestone of $100M in individual AUM and demonstrated strong client growth. We invite the community to submit nominations to celebrate the achievements and leadership of these outstanding women. Submissions close this Friday, February 27.

All figures submitted are subject to verification through your compliance department. The 2026 Top Female Advisors is proudly supported by the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors and the California Alternative Investments Association.

Winners will be revealed on the website this June.

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