Following the response to the launch issue of Modern American Advisor, we’re now developing our next major editorial edition, centred around women, power, influence and leadership within modern finance.
Importantly, we are intentionally taking this in a very different creative direction from the standard “women in finance” treatment typically seen across the industry. This issue is being positioned as a cultural and editorial statement around ambition, identity, leadership and the evolving face of modern wealth management — visually bold, commercially premium and designed to provoke conversation rather than simply tick a diversity box.
The creative inspiration behind the issue draws partly from the historic 1929 “Torches of Freedom” campaign, which framed female visibility and emancipation as a public statement of equality and cultural change.
Alongside the issue itself, we are continuing to build out Women in Finance as a dedicated Modern American Advisor platform spanning:
- Editorial features
- Opinion and thought leadership
- Podcast and video content
- Research and audience insight
- Events and roundtables
- Strategic commercial partnerships
We will also be attending the award-winning PIMFA Women’s Symposium 2026 this week, where we’ll be speaking with industry leaders, firms and partners around the future direction of female leadership within advice, wealth management and financial services.
We’re currently inviting:
- Editorial contributions
- Executive interviews
- Research/data collaboration
- Brand partnerships
- Sponsorship discussions
- Female leadership profiles
- Strategic commercial partners aligned with the initiative
We are particularly interested in firms or individuals with strong perspectives around:
- Leadership and progression
- Entrepreneurship
- Wealth creation
- Female investors
- The future advisory landscape
- Culture and identity within financial services
- Next-generation talent and influence
This is intended to be a premium, highly visible issue and a long-term editorial pillar for MAA rather than a one-off feature.
If you’d like to contribute editorially, discuss partnership opportunities, or explore involvement in the issue, I’d love to hear from you.
