Voting closing for BDM of the Year

money management financial planners

13 April 2011
| By Jayson Forrest |
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Voting for this year’s BDM of the Year closes on Friday, 15 April, 2011.

With nominations finalised for this year’s BDM of the Year, voting is now open to financial planners only.

This is your opportunity to tell Money Management what you think of 20 leading BDMs. Planners are asked to score these individuals based on their technical/product knowledge, practice development skills and personal abilities.

The BDMs will then be judged via a qualitative and quantitative process. The number of votes received by each candidate will be tallied and their aggregate scores calculated. Money Management will then interview the candidates in order to profile their achievements and history in the industry. This information will then be presented to a panel of industry experts who will determine the outright winner.

The overall winner and five state winners will be presented with their awards at the Money Management Fund Manager of the Year awards in Sydney on 26 May, 2011.

To vote for this year’s BDM of the Year, click here.

Voting closes this Friday, 15 April, 2011.

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