Seton Hall University welcomed the Financial Planning Association of New Jersey (FPA-NJ)
for an enriching day of education and professional networking, reinforcing the university’s
commitment to academic excellence and fostering connections with industry partners
and professionals.
The event, held in October, was co-hosted by the Division of Continuing Education and Professional Studies and the Stillman School of Business, and provided a platform for students, faculty and professionals to engage in discussions,
share insights and build relationships within the financial planning sphere. Seton
Hall’s renowned academic programs in finance in the Stillman School of Business and
its active student organizations specializing in the field ensured a dynamic exchange
of ideas and experiences throughout the day.
Attendees had the opportunity to participate in a series of workshops, seminars and
panel discussions, led by industry experts and seasoned professionals. Topics ranged
from investment strategies and retirement planning to wealth management and estate
planning, offering valuable insights into various facets of financial planning.
“We were thrilled to host the Financial Planning Association of New Jersey at Seton
Hall University,” said Associate Dean Mark Schild. “This collaboration aligns perfectly with our mission to align academics with industry
practices and connect students with professionals in their chosen field. It’s a fantastic
opportunity for financial professionals from across the area to gain valuable insights
and forge meaningful connections within the finance industry.”
The event also served as a platform for financial professionals to connect with each
other and learn about trends and opportunities in the industry. David Haas – FPANJ’s
Chapter president, remarked about the collaboration, “I am just so happy that we can
work together with Seton Hall on our fall symposium. FPANJ would like to deepen our
relationship with an important institution in our state which trains the next generation
of financial planners. When we help each other, we all benefit. Seton Hall has excellent
facilities for us and a beautiful campus which I am so happy they are willing to share.
Students can get the opportunity to meet and learn from experienced financial planners
and our members can get to know students which they might be able to hire in a few
years. I look forward to our next symposium at Seton Hall in 2024.”
Overall, the collaboration between Seton Hall University and the FPA-NJ exemplifies
the importance of integrating academic learning with practical industry insights and
networking opportunities. Events like these contribute to the development of a vibrant
and well-connected finance community and provide new pathways for students.
As Seton Hall continues to foster such industry partnerships and initiatives, it reaffirms
its position as a leading institution for professional development, impactful experiential
learning and facilitating meaningful employer relationships for students. Contact
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