Transitioning your practice isn’t just about solving current challenges. It’s about positioning yourself for future growth.

Mary Warwick, CFP (Warwick McLaughlin Private Wealth Management), shares how moving to Worldsource Wealth Management Inc unlocked new energy in her practice, fueled next-gen development and expanded client solutions.

Succession isn’t a transaction; it’s a daily practice. In this follow up episode, we hear from two leaders who keep the engine running at Perler Financial Group. David Oleinik, Financial Planner, and Leslie Marsden, Branch Manager, share how team-based advice, operational discipline and early investment in people help clients trust the firm, not just the founder.

Strong practices aren’t built around one person — they’re built to outlast them. In part one of this two-episode spotlight, we meet with the advisor behind a multi decade practice built on family values: Harry Perler (CFP, CLU, CEA, CPCA), Financial Planner, CEO and Co-founder of Perler Financial Group. Harry reflects on the early decisions, hiring moves and mindset shifts that helped him build a practice designed to endure change.

From breaking barriers in the ’80s to leading a multigenerational advisory team today, we sat down with Sue Foley, CFP® and owner of Hartry Foley Financial at Worldsource Wealth Management, to learn how she built her practice not by trying to break barriers, but by simply showing up and refusing to accept limits. Plus, a look inside The Tumblers—a women advisor community built on collaboration and mentorship.

Tax season is often seen as a backward-looking exercise, but the most valuable conversations actually happen before a return is even filed. In this episode, Joe Falzone, Certified Financial Planner professional at TP Financial Group of Worldsource Financial Management, Inc., shares how early collaboration and well-timed discussions can help advisors strengthen relationships, work more effectively with accountants and build lasting client trust.

What will define successful advisory practices in 2026 and beyond? In this special 2026 kickoff episode of The Advisor Delta™, Doce Tomic, our Chairman and President, joins us for a forward-looking discussion on the forces reshaping Canadian wealth management.

This Financial Literacy Month, we’re breaking the silence around money. From hands-on tips for teaching kids about saving and investing to strategies for advisors to open the door to future planning discussions, this episode inspires everyone to take action and start the conversation today.

Let’s talk about one of the most misunderstood compliance topics in wealth management – power of attorneys and executors. Gain clarity on your professional boundaries, understand regulatory expectations and walk away with the confidence to handle these sensitive situations. A must-listen for any advisor looking to protect their clients and their license.

What’s your practice really worth? Join us as we unpack the first and most crucial step in succession planning: assessing and articulating the value of what you’ve built. Discover how to evaluate your business beyond the balance sheet, blending metrics with brand equity and client experience, to create a practice that’s future-ready and a legacy you’re proud to leave behind.

Succession planning can feel daunting—but it doesn’t have to be done alone. We sat down with Rob Andrus of Family Wealth Concepts and Matthew Cole of Northstar Wealth Management to learn how a Worldsource study group led to a succession. They discuss lessons learned, challenges they overcame and why investing in relationships with fellow advisors could be the key to safeguarding your practice’s future. A must listen for advisors seeking to create continuity for their clients and peace of mind for their practices.