Using Data and Stories to Build a More Intentional Practice
For advisors thinking about positioning and operating discipline, the episode offers a firm founder's discussion of client selection, communication and capacity rather than markets or products.
Summary
By the running an ria deskDimensional's Managing Your Practice podcast episode features host Stephen de Man speaking with Dr. Nikolaus Braun, founder and managing partner of Munich-based Neunundvierzig. They discuss building an advisory firm around a clear view of whom the firm serves and does not serve, and using data-driven decisions across prospect evaluation, client communication and capacity management. The conversation focuses on how intentional choices can help advisors build a more focused practice.
- Neunundvierzig was built on a strong conviction about whom the firm was for and whom it was not for.
- Braun describes a commitment to data-driven decisions across the practice.
- The discussion covers evaluating prospects, optimizing client communication and managing capacity.
- Braun frames intentionality as a way to build a more focused practice.
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