The Female Affect is here to help financial professionals, broker dealers and financial services organizations tap into the opportunity, talent and needs of females as it relates to financial services.
The Female Affect provides public speaking and consulting services to male and female financial professionals and financial service organizations across the country to grow sales and improve business functions by focusing on females and financial services. Women are not a niche market, they are one of the fastest growing wealth segments in the United States and now is the time to re-orient your practice, business or firm to serve the needs of this power demographic. Presentation and consulting topics center on evolving your business model to better serve the financial needs of women and helping you educate your female clients and couples on the importance of taking an active role in her finances.
When it comes to career coaching and development, The Female Affect specializes in coaching female professionals who want to grow and excel in their careers. Women working in traditionally male dominated fields have unique circumstances and developmental needs. The Female Affect understands firsthand the challenges that women face as their careers advance and they charge up the corporate ladder. Organizations, executives and sales professionals can excel from the industry and sales leadership experience combined with market research found at The Female Affect.
What sets you apart from other financial professionals? Why do clients do business with you?
Let The Female Affect help you leverage your strengths and build your brand to be the advisor of choice for couples and women.
How can your firm attract and retain more female financial advisors and professionals?
We know there is a shortage of female financial advisors in our industry, yet it is a key growth strategy for every firm. The Female Affect can develop recruiting and development programs to help you increase the number of female professionals at your firm.
Ann M. Hughes founded The Female Affect in 2010 after spending nearly 15 years as an executive in the financial services industry. Ann is viewed as a leading authority on the topic of women and financial services, and she is committed to making the financial services industry more “female friendly.”
Ann’s vast understanding of women’s issues and the financial services industry has made her a sought after source in the media. She has been interviewed and frequently quoted in numerous publications including The Wall Street Journal, Investment News, LifeHealthPro, ThinkAdvisor, Financial Planning and Financial Advisor.
- Growing Your Practice Through Women and Couples: Simple Secrets to Success
- Women Winning in Financial Services: Leveraging Your Strengths
- Women and Money: Taking Control of Your Financial Future
It was wonderful meeting you at the luncheon on Tuesday. That was a fantastic presentation and had many powerful takeaways. I already talked to one of my managers about how wonderful your presentation was and how we can utilize you in the future for our client and advisor events. I look forward to seeing you again and will keep in touch.
MassMutual Client Development
You were a hit. I observed the attention you received from the audience when you were speaking. They were glued to your every word. Your message was relevant, practical, and required for successful advisers.
Financial Planning Association
I wanted to share that we got such great feedback on your presentation – not surprising, but it was even more overwhelmingly positive than last time. I also heard from the guy I sat next to at dinner who I had a great conversation with RCS etc, and he said: Please also pass on to Ann that I thought her talk/content was the best of the event. This was the only one like this! Thank you for making an impact with what you do!
RCS Capital Meeting
Her Distribution Clients Include:
- Equitable
- Transamerica
- Global Atlantic
- Lincoln
- Prudential
She has spoken to numerous firms ranging across all channels
Travels From: Texas
City: Dallas
$10,001 to $15,000