Increase income, maximize valuation, eliminate stress. For more than 20 years, financial experts Peter and Katherine Vessenes have helped brokers, dealers, registered investment advisors, and financial service providers develop more profitable businesses. Unlike other works on financial management, which distill the best practices of superstars, this book shares the authors insights gleaned from their personal experiences, analysis, and consultation with the nations most prestigious companies. According to the Vesseneses, there are eight prosperity factors that, when aligned, lead to powerful practice management and a No-Sell Sale™, a phrase coined to mean carefully lining up all the key aspects of your sales, marketing, and support systems to create an easy, effortless sale. The result for the advisor? Increased income, maximized valuation, and significantly reduced stress. Highlights Specific chapters detail eight prosperity factors, guaranteed to empower advisors: 1. A team-based (not star-based) business 2. Strategic planning 3. Fiscal and asset management 4. A marketing system 5. Operations 6. Highly effective support staff 7. A defined sales system (the No-Sell Sale™ system) 8. Solid compliance systems Building Your Multi-Million-Dollar Practice delivers breakthrough thinking on practice management, making it the essential tool for every advisors office. 

This practical guide for financial advisors explains how they can transform their businesses into "superstars" that earn more than $1 million annually. Consultants Peter and Katherine Vessenes describe eight "Prosperity Factors" that help make advisors' lives easier and their businesses significantly more profitable. About 30 sample documents, such as marketing letters, job descriptions, and a client satisfaction survey are included at the back of the volume.
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This practical guide for financial advisors explains how they can transform their businesses into "superstars" that earn more than $1 million annually. Consultants Peter and Katherine Vessenes describe eight "Prosperity Factors" that help make advisors' lives easier and their businesses significantly more profitable. About 30 sample documents, such as marketing letters, job descriptions, and a client satisfaction survey are included at the back of the volume. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)