In September, M Financial announced new strategic relationships with PNC Financial Services Group and The Links, Incorporated. These relationships will generate new opportunities for current and new financial advisors with M Financial and add diversity to both Member Firm services and clients.
Let’s take a closer look at how these relationships benefit advisors in the Magnet training program.
PNC, a financial institution for retail banking, asset management, and corporate/institutional banking, will work exclusively with M Member Firms that align with PNC’s national footprint. The agreement with PNC opens the door for M Financial advisors to offer insurance products to PNC customers.
For financial advisors in the Magnet Program, this means referrals for potential clients from PNC. Unlike other financial services companies, where new advisors must comb through their personal social networks in search of clients, M advisors will have access to even more potential clients who are actively looking for their services.
The Links, Incorporated is an international nonprofit comprised of more than 16,000 professional women of African descent. In the U.S., there are chapters in 41 states plus the District of Columbia. This relationship creates new opportunities for both tenured M Advisors and those in the Magnet Program to work with high net worth women in this demographic.
A career as a financial advisor can be very rewarding, but it is important to work with a company that provides the tools and training needed for long-term success.
M Financial’s Magnet Program gives its advisors a competitive advantage. Through mentorship, ongoing relationships, and new opportunities like those with PNC and The Links, Magnet advisors gain access to a broad range of potential clients – and a head start on building a strong book of business.
If you want to take charge of your success in a career as a financial advisor, learn more about the Magnet Program.