Noah Hamman, founder & CEO of AdvisorShares, joins Terry Nilsen, president  & COO, Hennessy Advisors, Inc., in a conversation on strategies that work for marketing ETFs and mutual funds. 

Learn about the Surge in ETFs, Real Marketing that Works, Media Opportunities for Fund Managers and What Advisors Really Want.

The Conference is complimentary this year. Join us for two days, two panels each day, including time for Q&A. These Zoom events take place on July 20 & 21 from 2 - 3:30 ET. Come away with actionable ideas to grow your fund business. SunStar's annual fund conference is known as "one of the best conferences for small and mid-sized fund companies."

Panelists include ETF experts, fund marketers, financial journalists and financial advisors. Check out the full agenda and REGISTER here. 

Sponsored by Cohen & Co. and Foreside

SAVE THE DATE: Join your fund industry peers for our virtual conference. 

Zoom is both a blessing and a curse. When the pandemic hit, Zoom and other video conferencing providers, saved the day.

For asset managers social media may seem to be more trouble than it’s worth.

We live in a digital society that is now even more so thanks to the pandemic.

Over the past year we’ve seen major shifts in how things are done – including marketing!

The pandemic turned the world topsy-turvey and we scrambled to find new or adapted ways of doing just about everything.

It can feel impossible to keep up with the financial news – from television to print to online to podcasts – news sources are churning out information at rapid rates on the constantly changing market.

Unless they’re living under a rock, most investors have heard about ETFs.

Bob Tebeleff joined SunStar in 2001 as an account executive. Today he is a partner and Vice President. We took a few minutes to talk with Bob about the industry and changes he's seen during the last 20 years.

The pandemic resulted in a shift online-for practically everything. Millions shifted to work from home and many companies offering in-person products and services shifted to online models.