Advisor stories
Leaders, mothers, mentors, sisters – hear from the women of RBC
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Our female advisors are building their businesses, raising families, and thinking about how they can inspire each other and the next generation of women in this industry. Hear from women who call RBC Wealth Management home and the unity they experience as #WomenofRBC.
Watch the videos below to hear why our financial advisors are passionate about what they do, and how they started their careers in the financial services industry. We hope their stories inspire you to envision how your own path can lead to a fulfilling career at RBC Wealth Management.
Sally’s path
As a lobbyist on Capitol Hill, Sally Kirkpatrick advocated for people on a broad scale. Now, as a financial advisor, she is able to advocate for people on an individual level and see the immediate impact she has on their lives.
Sanya's path
After eight years in the U.S. Army, Sanya Maffia turned her passion for service into a successful career as a financial advisor. Her unique experiences help her connect with her clients and achieve their goals.
Debbie's path
Debbie Sullivan’s career aspirations started with thoughts of becoming a doctor and healing people’s health. But her path evolved quickly, and today she finds gratification in “healing people’s finances” as a financial advisor.
Kirstin’s path
After beginning her career as an interior designer, Kirstin Turner decided to become a financial advisor, which was a more fulfilling path for her. Today, she leads RBC Wealth Management’s Florida complex.
Patricia’s Path
Patricia Ternes was a seasoned small business owner looking to make a change. Since becoming a financial advisor, she’s fallen in love with helping her clients and relishes the ability to continue running her own practice.
Linda’s path
Linda Donovan built a successful career as a financial advisor while raising twin girls as a single mom. The obstacles she overcame in her own life help her relate to her clients as she helps them achieve their goals.
Carrie’s path
Growing up in a small town, Carrie Rosen dreamed of being a businesswoman in a big city. Not only did Carrie achieve her dream, but she found lasting success in her career as a financial advisor and branch director.
Darla’s path
When Darla Kashian graduated college with an English degree, she had no idea how her career would unfold. After holding positions in multiple industries, Darla found her passion in helping clients as a financial advisor.
Brooke’s path
Brooke McGeehan’s competitive nature and entrepreneurial drive made her realize she had qualities that would make her a successful financial advisor. She made the move – and hasn’t looked back.
Heather’s path
A former aerospace engineer, Heather Krause has embraced her transition into a field where she can still be analytical, but also tap into her more social and creative side and transform the lives of her clients.
Maureen and Courtney’s paths
Mother and daughter team, Maureen Kerrigan and Courtney Mahoney, each found their own way into finance. Together, as financial advisors and family they continue to inspire one another, and prepare and empower clients for their financial future.
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You have worked hard to build a successful career, but you may be asking, “What’s next?” We invite you to explore our financial advisor opportunities and take your next step at RBC Wealth Management.
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