Who are this year’s 'hottest'?

Who are this year’s 'hottest'?
InvestmentNews is calling for entries for its inaugural Hot List showcase
AUG 21, 2023

This year’s inaugural issue of the InvestmentNews Hot List will celebrate professionals with outstanding accomplishments in and for the industry.

Nominate standout financial advisors, wealth management professionals or executives with at least 10 years of experience in the industry by filling out this nomination form. Self-nominations are also encouraged.

Submit an entry before the survey closes on Friday, Sept. 8.

The Hot List report will be featured in the December issue of InvestmentNews

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