EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 1H 4M
Ep 19: Strategies for Successful Client Transitions with Robert Day and Justin Burgess
from What Works - 2,500+ Years of Experience in Financial Planning · host Don Patrick
What does it really take to build a thriving wealth management firm from the ground up? In this episode, Robert Day and Justin Burgess of Madison Financial & Associates share their personal journeys into the financial advisory world and how their partnership evolved into a successful, independent practice. They open up about the pivotal moments that shaped their careers, from unexpected beginnings to strategic mergers.You will gain insight into the power of complementary skill sets, the challenges of transitioning between firms, and the value of client relationships in sustaining long-term success. Robert and Justin also reflect on how personal lives influence professional decisions, the importance of transparent communication, and what it truly means to run a values-based, client-first firm.
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What does it really take to build a thriving wealth management firm from the ground up? In this episode, Robert Day and Justin Burgess of Madison Financial & Associates share their personal journeys into the financial advisory world and how their partnership evolved into a successful, independent practice. They open up about the pivotal moments that shaped their careers, from unexpected beginnings to strategic mergers.You will gain insight into the power of complementary skill sets, the challenges of transitioning between firms, and the value of client relationships in sustaining long-term success. Robert and Justin also reflect on how personal lives influence professional decisions, the importance of transparent communication, and what it truly means to run a values-based, client-first firm.
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