Establishing trust and fostering meaningful connections lie at the core of every successful financial advisor’s practice. Younger generations and women seek reassurance about their financial future, particularly regarding a secure retirement. A financial advisor’s utmost responsibility is to guide them on the path toward lasting financial security. 

In this episode, we explore the pivotal role of emotional engagement alongside Julie Johnson, President and Chief Engagement Officer of XY Communication. Undoubtedly, trust emerges as the defining element that can either propel or hinder a financial advisory business. Central to this trust is forging and nurturing robust client relationships where clients are valued and cared for. 

Together, they shed light on the projected shift in wealth ownership. By 2030, 65% of women and individuals under 55 expect to hold investable assets. Considering this landscape, the significance of emotional engagement and relationship building becomes even more pronounced for financial advisors looking to cater to a diverse and growing clientele. 

In this episode, you’ll learn key concepts on:

• Building trust and connection with women and next-gen investors
  
• Cultivating lasting relationships with your clients
  
• Crafting thoughtful questions to unveil your clients’ needs, aspirations and worries
  
• An exclusive invitation to White Glove’s Annual Host University — an extraordinary event that promises to transform your marketing perspective
  
• And more!
  

Connect with Lara Galloway: 

• LinkedIn: Lara Galloway
  
• White Glove
  

Connect with Julie Johnson

• LinkedIn: Julie Johnson
  

• XY Communication
  

Host University 2023:

• Registration
  

About our Guest: 

Julie Johnson started her career in 1996 as a rookie with Smith Barney in Denver. By 2007 she and her team managed over $1B in AUM. They moved their team and every client, including pensions, foundations, 401k’s, family offices and ultra HNW individuals, to UBS in the fall of 2007, and then came 2008…

Having obtained her CFP and CIMA designations, Julie was named SVP with UBS. Her team received Barron’s top advisor and top team awards during her tenure. On multiple occasions, she was invited to speak at national conferences and consult on practice management, sales and business development and relationship management. In 2016 Julie received her Behavioral Finance Certification and began her career as a full-time certified coach, consultant, public speaker and facilitator. She was engaged in consulting with boards, management, advisors, and teams and speaking at esteemed national conferences such as Barron’s and Fidelity, as well as several regional conferences, both in person and virtually, with FPA, Forbes, Morgan Stanley, Wealth Management, UBS, Ameriprise, BNY Mellon, to name a few.