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With InvestmentNews & Barron’s

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Nurturing Next-Gen Talent in Financial Services

A partnership focused on spurring educational growth, promoting the profession’s best thinking and fostering career development among the next generation of talent in wealth management.

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Funded by Carson Group, Inspired by Husker Alumni

Why We’re Active Advocates

for Next-Gen Talent

Learn more about why Carson Group leads the charge on introducing young talent to financial services – and understand for yourself why now is the time it’s needed most.

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“Through engaging Barron’s in its educational program, our students and faculty gain additional insight into investment topics and market trends. We sincerely appreciate Carson for their financial support to bring this program to the college,” said Dr. Kathy Farrell, James Jr. and Susan Stuart Endowed Dean. “Warren Buffett (’51) credits many of his great money decisions to his reading habit. He spends five to six hours a day reading newspapers to corporate reports. Even the busiest, most successful people still find at least an hour to learn every day, and I can’t wait to see our students apply what they learn through this partnership.”
Dr. Kathy Farrell James Jr. and Susan Stuart Endowed Dean of University of Nebraska College of Business
 

Redefining Internships

for the Next Generation

Learn more about Carson Group’s six-month internship program molded around you as a person instead of a position. Discover how students can add meaningful value to one of America’s Fastest Growing Private Companies (Inc. 5000) by defining their own path for their future.

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About

Carson Group

Carson Group is an Inc. 5000 firm serving financial advisors and investors through its businesses including Carson Wealth, Carson Group Coaching, and Carson Group Partners. The conglomerate of companies offers coaching and partnership services to advisor firms – and straightforward financial advice to the investing public. Currently, the company manages $7 billion in assets under management through more than 90 locations across the country – and coaches more than 1250 advisor firms, with a common mission to be the most trusted for financial advice.

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“It’s our aim to find top universities and expose students to the massive opportunity in the financial services profession,” said Ron Carson, CEO and founder of Carson. “Just 10% of financial advisors today are under age 35. Through this partnership, we hope to educate the next generation in the potential career path our industry can offer. And, it’s not just for aspiring financial advisors; marketing, investments, operations, technology – there’s a place for every skillset in our future.”

Ron Carson Founder & CEO

“We have Huskers in every level and every corner of our organization, extending all the way to our executive leadership team,” said Paul West, Managing Partner at Carson Wealth and fellow Husker alumni. “We invest in our existing and future leaders, and Nebraska Business shares our passion for building talent in the world of financial advice. In partnering with Barron’s and the University of Nebraska, we hope to help educate the next generation on the extensive opportunity that exists within our profession.”

Paul West Managing Partner
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