Buckman & Corning’s Nicole Corning on an Educational, and Humbling, Client Case
Nicole Corning is a published author, podcaster, blogger, former political strategist, and managing partner with Buckman & Corning Financial Strategies Group.
If that isn’t enough, she also happens to be our Top Advisor By Participant Outcomes (TAPO) for the month of April. Among other topics, she joins us to discuss a particular retirement plan case that, while successful, was extremely educational and in her words, humbling. She also describes her efforts with diversity and inclusion, particularly with professional women.
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