Nominations for Best Places to Work end Friday

Nominations for Best Places to Work end Friday
Now in their seventh year, the awards highlight winning workplace cultures.
SEP 25, 2023

For six years, InvestmentNews has tracked the Best Places to Work for Financial Advisors, highlighting the industry’s top employers and how they foster winning workplace cultures.

The deadline to be considered for this unique recognition in 2024 is Friday, Sept. 29. To register your firm, complete this form.

Only a simple registration is required at this time. The winners will be determined through employer and employee surveys over the coming months. Whether or not they win, participating firms have the opportunity to gain valuable feedback from their employees.

All firms with at least 15 employees and one full year of operation are eligible to apply.

The winners will be announced in a special report in 2024.

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