WealthFeed Partners with Quad-A to Enhance Financial Advisor Tools
WealthFeed has announced a strategic partnership with the Association of African American Financial Advisors (Quad-A) to expand access to its AI-powered prospecting technology. In a press release, WealthFeed detailed that this collaboration will offer Quad-A members exclusive access to its platform, which helps financial advisors identify high-intent prospects and automate personalized outreach strategies.
The partnership aims to equip Quad-A members with tools to monitor key life events such as inheritances and business sales, allowing them to connect with potential clients at opportune moments. This initiative is expected to support the growth of financial practices and enhance client engagement within the African American financial advisor community.
Sam Kendree, CEO of WealthFeed, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting its alignment with Quad-A's mission to empower African American financial professionals. Sheena Gray, CEO of Quad-A, also emphasized the importance of providing members with tools that drive growth and efficiency.
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