How Financial Advisors Use Office Décor to Break the Ice

By Steve Garmhausen,
Sept. 4, 2024

Can financial advisors’ office décor have an impact on their business success? Tom Ruggie, ChFC®, CFP® is one of the advisors interviewed by Steve Garmhausen of Barron’s on the topic. Tom talks about how his sports memorabilia and displays of the firm’s national recognitions and rankings helps break the ice, and help start conversations.

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