As a profession, financial advisors have been very well educated on how to be a financial advisor, but the industry does a poor job of preparing financial advisors to be great business owners. This book presents the Profit-Driven Architecture, a visual way of viewing the operational structure of a financial practice.
Provides a concrete way of understanding and improving the interrelationship of different parts of the operations of a financial practice firm
Explains how to increase the efficiency, productivity, and profitability of the firm, recognizing the interrelationships with one another
Reveals how to increase the capacity and value of the practice
Given an aging population of financial advisors and increased focus on succession planning, increasing the value of a financial practice is a key deliverable of efficiency and this book showcases the best ways to do so.