
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


For advisors to stand out in the marketplace, they need to provide highly valuable, compelling, and differentiated offerings that fulfill their clients' unique needs. Organic growth flourishes when there's product-market fit, and the value proposition resonates deeply with clients. This shift toward a client-focused approach, fueled by data and decision science, is revolutionizing the way advisors build lasting and impactful relationships with their clients.
In this episode, Jack talks with Tom Rieman, CEO and Founding Partner at Practice Intel. Tom has decades of experience in the wealth management industry, asset management distribution, and the broker-dealer ecosystem, with a primary emphasis on process and performance improvement. Before founding Practice Intel, Tom held executive roles in leading financial companies such as J. D. Power, Brinker Capital, and J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Tom is a relentless advocate for great financial advice and a believer in the profound power of the truth.
Tom talks with Jack about the power of data-driven platforms, client-focused strategies, and decision science to unlock the full potential of client-advisor relationships. He shares insights on how firms can differentiate themselves in the marketplace to drive organic growth and enhance client relationships.
Key Takeaways
Quotes
[14:48] - "In any industry, if you have a highly valuable, compelling, and differentiated offering that really meets a need, you get growth." ~ Tom Rieman
[15:18] - "Organic growth is driven when you have a great product-market fit, when there's a lot of value created, and when there's something that is actually compelling." ~ Tom Rieman
[17:37] - "The best client-advisor relationship is not where the advisor is trying to get the client to act on their recommendation, but helping clients make good decisions that align with their values, goals, and aspirations." ~ Tom Rieman
Links
Connect with our hosts
Subscribe and stay in touch
By LifeYield4.8
1717 ratings
For advisors to stand out in the marketplace, they need to provide highly valuable, compelling, and differentiated offerings that fulfill their clients' unique needs. Organic growth flourishes when there's product-market fit, and the value proposition resonates deeply with clients. This shift toward a client-focused approach, fueled by data and decision science, is revolutionizing the way advisors build lasting and impactful relationships with their clients.
In this episode, Jack talks with Tom Rieman, CEO and Founding Partner at Practice Intel. Tom has decades of experience in the wealth management industry, asset management distribution, and the broker-dealer ecosystem, with a primary emphasis on process and performance improvement. Before founding Practice Intel, Tom held executive roles in leading financial companies such as J. D. Power, Brinker Capital, and J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Tom is a relentless advocate for great financial advice and a believer in the profound power of the truth.
Tom talks with Jack about the power of data-driven platforms, client-focused strategies, and decision science to unlock the full potential of client-advisor relationships. He shares insights on how firms can differentiate themselves in the marketplace to drive organic growth and enhance client relationships.
Key Takeaways
Quotes
[14:48] - "In any industry, if you have a highly valuable, compelling, and differentiated offering that really meets a need, you get growth." ~ Tom Rieman
[15:18] - "Organic growth is driven when you have a great product-market fit, when there's a lot of value created, and when there's something that is actually compelling." ~ Tom Rieman
[17:37] - "The best client-advisor relationship is not where the advisor is trying to get the client to act on their recommendation, but helping clients make good decisions that align with their values, goals, and aspirations." ~ Tom Rieman
Links
Connect with our hosts
Subscribe and stay in touch

587 Listeners

113,049 Listeners

56,906 Listeners

1,043 Listeners

463 Listeners

244 Listeners

10,241 Listeners

5,547 Listeners

40,820 Listeners