The Elements of Extraordinary Teamwork
Better Client Outcomes
Overview
Delivering exceptional client experiences is the responsibility of everyone on your team. Yet, the building and management of teams continues to be a challenge for many financial professionals. As you strive to exceed clients’ expectations, ask yourself: What makes elite teams deliver great results while others appear to be simply a “working group”?
Most financial professionals did not get into this business to manage people, yet the top performers in the industry are part of or manage teams. With more than 30 years of experience helping to build, grow and maintain teams, Janus Henderson has identified the key elements that impact team performance. This multi-touch curriculum is designed for teams to develop, improve and capitalize on their efforts to become extraordinary.
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Marquette Payton
Director, Practice Management Consultant
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Contact your Janus Henderson sales director about Elements of Extraordinary Teamwork and how it can help establish you as a thought leader, generate referrals and deepen client relationships.
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Contact Your Janus Henderson sales director about Elements of Extraordinary Teamwork and how it can help establish you as a thought leader, generate referrals and deepen client relationships.
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