Late to post here on this topic, but Happy Women's History Month to some of the trailblazing women in the field of financial planning. In no particular order:
Hannah Moore, CFP? - thank you for innovating and pushing for a more rigorous standard for those choosing to practice.
Erin Wood CFP?, FBS? - for leading the way in pushing competency in financial planning
Meghaan Lurtz - QofQ - regularly dropping useful knowledge for practitioners
Liz Miller, CFP?, CFA - thank you for representing financial planners at the highest levels
Kamila Elliott, CFP? - shifting the paradigm of financial planning and illustrating how cultural awareness can make us better financial planners (also, as with Liz - thank you for leading the way)
Miranda Reiter, Ph.D., CFP? - showing everyone how we can be better in all ways
Sonya Lutter - a mentor, bringing the best financial planning and therapy practices around the world together
Kristy Archuleta, Ph.D., LMFT, CFT - a mentor, encouraging new ways of thinking about financial therapy
Emily Koochel, PhD, AFC?,CFT? - expertly melding technology and the psychology of financial planning
Tracy Schwartz - for leading the best wealth management program in the country
Ashley Quamme - integrating behavior and financial planning practice
Megan McCoy, Ph.D., LMFT, AFC?, CFT? - being a positive, public voice in how we can be more aware of client needs
Elizabeth Maza Stewart - for all you did to advance competency in the field while at CFP Board
Deirdre Smith - modernizing ethics in financial planning
Jessica Goedtel, CFP?, EA - always showing up, adding value and just being competent.
And of course to my partner in business and life Jessica Wery, Ph.D.
If I left you off, it was not intentional, but as with any oversight of mine, please call me on it! Thank you again for all that you do.