If you’ve been implementing strategies to elevate your asset management firm’s brand and credibility, but haven’t elevated your media relations strategy, your firm may not be maximizing its potential for visibility and AUM growth. Here are tips for a public relations strategy in a digital world. Read more »
Dan Sondhelm presented at the Third Party Marketers (3PM) webinar “How to Strengthen your 2021 Growth Strategy in Spite of Covid-19.” Watch the replay. 
"Normal” will not return. The new professional playground in wealth management is the digital realm. That requires a change in the way that we think about online engagement. It is not a temporary solution as we wait for the pandemic to go away. It’s how we do business now. 
In our latest webinar, we polled the audience to learn how boutique asset managers were engaging clients and prospects now. 36% say they have recently invested in digital/virtual communications, 40% say they have recently added to their sales and marketing technology and data and 20% say they are looking to acquire, adopt or hire as sub-advisors. 
Are you an asset manager who has a great story to tell, but finds that investors aren’t paying as much attention as you’d like? Or perhaps you’ve been building your growth strategy and want additional ways to amplify your results? 
Competition in the wealth management space will continue to intensify, particularly when it comes to online client acquisition and retention. Without face-to-face interaction, how will firms differentiate from each other? 
Webinar Replay: How is your asset management firm weathering the storm?
In this interactive webinar, growth expert Dan Sondhelm discussed industry trends, best practices and interesting data from conversations with numerous asset managers, industry news reports, and from Sondhelm Partners recent report, “How Boutique Asset Managers are Adjusting to the New Reality.” 
Webinar Replay: Cohen Fund Services invited Dan Sondhelm to lead a webinar focusing on how boutique asset managers have adapted to client and prospect engagement, product development, and mergers and acquisitions. 
Sales are so important, yet many firms actually practice sales prevention. Here are the ways and what they can do instead.
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