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An Advisor Merged Her RIA. She Wasn't Happy.

Jane Wollman Rusoff | ThinkAdvisor, February 2020

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Summary: Sandra Nesbit expected lemonade. What life served up instead, when she merged her RIA with a national wealth management firm, was lemons.

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