Inside Asset Management | Episode 5: Returning with Confidence
The episode is a first-person account of a career break and a structured reentry route back into an asset management role. For wealth professionals involved in hiring, team building or their own career planning, it describes how one large manager frames that path and the issues a returning employee raises.
Summary
By the running an ria deskAn episode of J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Inside Asset Management video series in which Anneesah Ayub speaks with Denise Valentine, a former research analyst, about returning to work through the firm's ReEntry Program. Valentine describes taking a career break, rebuilding confidence on reentry, setting boundaries and managing burnout.
- Denise Valentine reentered the workforce through the ReEntry Program after a career break.
- She discusses boundary setting and rebuilding confidence when returning.
- The episode explains what the reentry program is and how it works.
- Valentine also covers navigating burnout.
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