In the premiere episode, Liz and Audrey Rose sit down with Laurie Kamhi and Brooke Levey of LCK Wealth Management, a HighTower Advisors’ office in New York. Ms. Levey describes how Ms. Kamhi helped her grow from a client service administrative associate into a certified financial planner professional managing the next generation of rising professional clients, and Ms. Kamhi explains what the business was like 25 years ago and the importance of having an intergenerational advice team.
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