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Led by Cary Stamp, RICP®, CFP®, CDFA™, CAP®, AIF®, AEP®, a multi-time alum of The College’s programs including the RICP® and the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy® (CAP®) designation, this registered investment advisor (RIA) firm in West Palm Beach, FL, has experienced significant growth – and many of its advisors credit The College’s programs with propelling that growth.
Stamp says he believes so much in the power and value of continuing education and The College’s programs that he requires all new advisors at his firm to enroll in a College program, whether it’s the RICP®, The College’s CFP® Certification Education Program, or others. In addition, professionals at the firm say they believe foundational knowledge is no longer enough to guarantee success in a competitive business: they see The College’s programs as key to expanding their opportunities through focused, advanced, and specialized knowledge on specific areas of planning. This knowledge, in turn, allows them to have deeper client conversations and foster better planning outcomes.
For more on how The College and its programs can provide specialized knowledge for career success, visit our RIA Resource Center.
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