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Ep 045: Compensating Employees For Profits Instead Of Revenue So They Understand The Advisory Business with Rebecca Pomering

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Today's guest is Rebecca Pomering, the Chief Practice Officer of Moss Adams, a mega accounting firm with more than $600 million in revenue and 2,800 employees, as well as a wealth management division with more than $2.1 billion in assets under management. After starting in the financial advisor consulting division at the age of 23, Rebecca took over the firm's wealth advisors by the time she turned 30—right before the 2008 financial crisis—and has since nearly tripled the size of the firm. Rebecca's fascinating personal career spans consulting, leadership, and executive roles, and today you'll hear the lessons she learned along the way. Listen in to hear how she managed to grow a wealth management firm within an established accounting firm, changes she had to make to keep Moss Adams on track during the market crash, her advice for young advisors, and so much more. For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/45 

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