Nominations and submissions have opened for this year’s awards, which includes three new categories.
The unparalleled ifa Excellence Awards is returning for its 11th year, with support from principal partner Padua, to recognise independent financial advisers and their practices as well as the top businesses and professionals in the financial services sector across Australia.
Submit an entry or nominate a worthy colleague or business by Thursday, 12 September 2024, for the opportunity to be acknowledged for your achievements.
The ifa Excellence Awards program will culminate in a black-tie gala ceremony on Thursday, 5 December 2024, at The Fullerton Hotel, Sydney. Click here to buy tickets.
There are 18 individual categories on offer for candidates this year, including the brand-new Client Services Co-ordinator of the Year and ESG Adviser of the Year awards.
Other categories range from Holistic Adviser of the Year, Newcomer of the Year, Regional Adviser of the Year, and Practice Principal of the Year.
At the end of the ceremony, the highest-scoring individual winner and the highest scoring company will each receive a prestigious ifa Excellence Award.
Companies can choose from 13 group categories at this year’s awards, including the new Financial Impact Team of the Year.
The remaining categories include Best Financial Advice Employer of the Year, Dealer Group of the Year, and Self-Licensed Firm of the Year.
The awards are open to all businesses and professionals operating in the Australian financial advice profession and those supporting the profession, ranging from financial advice practices to training and education providers, executives, investment advisers, paraplanners, and young advisers.
Businesses and professionals who win an award not only gain national recognition, but for some, the win has allowed them to strengthen their position in the profession and grow their client base.
The winners will be chosen by a well-respected panel of academics, business executives, entrepreneurs, and innovators, ensuring a peer-reviewed recognition of your capabilities.
Maja Garaca Djurdjevic, managing editor of wealth management at ifa’s parent company, Momentum Media, said: “These awards are a testament to excellence, honouring the dedicated efforts of individuals and firms that make a significant impact on the profession.
“Becoming a finalist in the ifa Excellence Awards can transform your career and business. It’s a platform to showcase your achievements, elevate your personal brand, and open new horizons.
“Let this be the year you gain the recognition you deserve in the financial advice profession.”
Finalists shortlisting
All submissions will undergo a thorough auditing process, whereby submitted information will be checked against the eligibility criteria. Click here to view the methodology.
Submissions deemed eligible against the criteria are reviewed and assessed by a panel of Momentum Media events and editorial team members and executives (alongside industry stakeholders where required) to determine the finalists for each category.
The finalists will be revealed on ifa.com.au on Monday, 14 October 2024.
How to enter the awards
To enter the awards, decide which categories you are eligible to enter. Review the categories here.
Then, register your account through our secure awards platform.
Next, fill in the details of your submission/s.
Finally, when you’re happy with your submission, press save and lodge it.
The winners will be announced at the black-tie gala ceremony on Thursday, 5 December 2024 at The Fullerton Hotel, Sydney.
Click here to buy tickets and don’t miss out!
Submit an entry or nominate a worthy colleague or business by Thursday, 12 September 2024 to be in the running for the coveted ifa Excellence Awards.
Click here for tips on how to write an effective submission, and here for instructions on how to submit your entry.
For more information about the awards, click here.
This awards program is produced by Captivate Events. If you need help planning your next event, email director Jim Hall at [email protected]
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