EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 32 MIN
Why Your Firm Is Losing Next-Gen Talent — And How to Fix It with Emeri (Gibson) Johnson
from The Finance Marketing Podcast · host Hillary Gale
In this episode of The Finance Marketing Podcast, Hillary sits down with Emeri Johnson, a Paraplanner at Carson Wealth Management and Next-Gen Advisory Board Member with the FinServ Foundation, to explore what the next generation of financial advisors is really looking for as they enter the industry — and what seasoned advisors can do right now to attract, develop, and retain that talent. Emeri shares an honest, firsthand perspective on why the attrition rate for new advisors is as high as it is, what meaningful mentorship actually looks like from the next-gen point of view, and how the rise of AI is reshaping the role young advisors play inside firms. Tune in to learn how investing in next-gen talent isn't just good for the industry — it's a powerful differentiator for your firm's brand and long-term growth.Connect with Emeri:LinkedIn: Emeri JohnsonWebsite: Wealthmanagement.com To make sure you never miss an episode, sign up for The Finance Marketing Podcast Newsletter and subscribe to the show on your favorite listening app.Join the 7-Day Email List Growth Sprint: www.monetacopy.com/emailsprintWe always appreciate reviews on Apple Podcasts!
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In this episode of The Finance Marketing Podcast, Hillary sits down with Emeri Johnson, a Paraplanner at Carson Wealth Management and Next-Gen Advisory Board Member with the FinServ Foundation, to explore what the next generation of financial advisors is really looking for as they enter the industry — and what seasoned advisors can do right now to attract, develop, and retain that talent. Emeri shares an honest, firsthand perspective on why the attrition rate for new advisors is as high as it...
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