HerAdvice – Episode 5 – Removing barriers to entry

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In our final episode for this year Tara Sutton, State Director at BT, sits down with Alisdair Barr, Founder and CEO of Striver. We look to the future and discuss not only how to attract young professionals to the industry and provide interesting, challenging careers for them but also how to retain great employees. Alisdair is passionate about helping both graduates and those changing careers 'fall into' advice by removing barriers.

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In this episode Tara Sutton, State Director at BT, speaks with Kathy Havers of Viridian Advisory. Kathy's career has spanned almost 25 years, and she discusses the need for diversity in the industry to allow clients to find an adviser with shared values – someone 'just like them'.
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In this, our third episode, Tara Sutton, State Director at BT, speaks with Sharon McClafferty CEO Slipstream Group. Sharon's years of experience coaching leaders in the accounting and financial advice industries reveal that diversity at the leadership table has both employees and business owners asking the question "how can work be better?
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In this, our second episode, Tara Sutton, State Director at BT, speaks with Jess Harris, ClientAdviser, Wealth at MGD Wealth. Jess is passionate about Financial Advice and seeing the industry grow and thrive. Tara and Jess tackle the challenges faced by up and coming advisers and discuss the bright future of financial advice in Australia.
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A 5-part podcast series that asks female leaders in the industry how they see the future of advice. In this, our first episode, Tara Sutton, Head of Account Management at BT, speaks with Julia Newbould, managing editor, Conexus Financial and Stella Network Lead about the current state of the industry and what we can all do to see women in financial advice thrive.
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