• Maintain specific service model and standards as set forth by firm including periodic client review meetings
• Recruit new clients on an ongoing basis while maintaining a superior level of commitment to current clients
• Interview clients to help them determine financial goals, objectives and retirement income needs in order to recommend and implement risk management strategies including life, LTC, and disability insurance
• Implement financial planning recommendation within client portfolios using various assets including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, etc.
• The Incumbent will be charged with monitoring financial, political and tax trends to ensure client financial positions / plans are effective and proactively updated
• Work with business owners to develop, advise, implement and monitor workplace retirement plans
• Implement education planning strategies including trusts, section 529 plans, ESAs, UTMAs, etc.

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Core Competencies: While CFP®, CFA or CPA designations are not mandated, the knowledge base and skillset developed through these programs outline the fundamentals for success as a lead advisor. Understanding Estate Planning strategies and the ability to converse reasonably with estate attorneys and CPAs to develop, implement and review client estate plans is expected.

Time Commitment: The firm anticipates the incumbent becoming integral to the firm by participating in many aspects of firm growth. The incumbent will be expected to meet with clients throughout the entire business day and into the evening if necessary. Additional time commitments to evening client seminars and community business functions will be expected.

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