October 5, 2020
In Episode #8 of Mindset Mastery, "Creating Demand for You and Your Expertise", Marie Swift speaks with John Bowen of CEG Worldwide.
In a nutshell: John Bowen, founder and CEO of CEG Worldwide, the world’s leading coaching firm for financial advisors, talks about the skills and systems used by some of the top financial planners and investment advisors in the nation. In addition to offering to send a free book and video to those who request it, Bowen offers some quick tips and a mental framework for stepping up to an even greater level of success as a fiduciary professional today. Don’t miss this important conversation!
John Bowen
Bowen is the founder and CEO of CEG Worldwide, the world’s leading coaching firm for financial advisors. Since 2000, Bowen and his team have had the privilege of coaching elite financial advisors to build simple, elegant wealth management businesses that serve their affluent clients extremely well while building lives of significance for themselves, their teams and their loved ones.
Before founding CEG Worldwide, Bowen worked directly with affluent clients as a financial advisor for 26 years, managing up to $2 billion in assets before selling his firm. Following the sale of his firm, he became CEO of Assante Capital Management. Under his leadership, Assante more than tripled assets under management to more than $25 billion.
Bowen is widely recognized as a leader in the financial services industry. Over three decades, he has delivered hundreds of keynote presentations and workshops to thousands of top advisors around the world. For more than 20 years, he wrote a highly acclaimed monthly column for the leading U.S. financial services trade journal, Financial Planning. And he is the author or co-author of more than a dozen books, including Elite Wealth Planning: Lessons from the Super Rich, The Wealthy Client Pipeline: Leveraging Thought Leadership to Build Profitable Partnerships with Attorneys and Accountants and Breaking Through: Building a World-Class Wealth Management Business.