• 17. Unique Routes to Thriving in Finance with Bradley Xaltipa

  • Jun 20 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
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17. Unique Routes to Thriving in Finance with Bradley Xaltipa

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  • What if you could turn your unique heritage and passions into powerful tools for professional success? This week on the FinServ Podcast, we sit down with Bradley Xaltipa, a FinServ fellow who has done just that. Bradley brings a fresh perspective to the financial services industry. He shares how focusing on strengths, not weaknesses, has guided his approach to networking and career moves.

    In this discussion Bradley highlights the transformative power of non-traditional routes into finance, such as the SIE exam and the pivotal role of organizations like Support to Succeed. He emphasizes the importance of intentional career decisions, networking, and stepping out of comfort zones. We also explore the reciprocal nature of giving and receiving in one’s career and the profound impact of active participation in conferences and mentorship. Tune in to discover how Bradley's journey can inspire your own professional path and the importance of living without regrets.

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    • Jamie Hopkins on LinkedIn
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