ATLANTA - eTradeWire -- PRISM Wealth Management Recruiting launched the inaugural issue of The Financial Advisor 100, a monthly publication focusing on the concerns and interests of financial advisors. PRISM Wealth Management Recruiting's new digital venture includes a eNewsletter, featuring 100-word stories and videos, a website and social media. The Financial Advisor 100 was created in partnership with international publishing network The 100 Companies.

"After 25 years consulting financial advisors, I decided to launch The Financial Advisor 100 as a consortium of experts that provide innovative models and valuable resources to help advisors not only define, but also execute their practice vision," said Michele Mandeville, founder and president of PRISM. "From growth strategies and competitive offerings to valuation/succession strategies and legal tips, The Financial Advisor 100 focuses exclusively on the critical components necessary for advisors to take their business to the next level."

Readers of The Financial Advisor 100 will enjoy 100-word stories and videos on thought leadership strategies, advisor stories and insights and offerings for wealth management practices. From stories about current industry trends to growth goals and succession plans, we'll tell readers what they need to know about important topics in the financial services industry.

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"Michele has such an impressive understanding of the financial advisor community that we're convinced she is the right expert to launch the first financial media channel in our network," said Chris Schroder, founder and president of The 100 Companies. "In an industry that is built on relationships, Michele knows how to build them and, now, will share that wisdom in each issue of The Financial Advisor 100."

With its launch, The Financial Advisor 100 becomes the 26th market to join The 100 Companies, an award-winning digital network and content marketing platform. It will provide access to a circulation of nearly 1.3 million when The Financial Advisor 100 stories appear in publications within The 100 Companies network.

In addition to The Financial Advisor 100's monthly eNewsletter, there is a new website, www.thefinancialadvisor100.com, as well as social media profiles on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn.

About Prism Financial Management Recruiting

Since 1994, PRISM Wealth Management Recruiting has been a recognized leader in recruiting elite financial advisors in the financial services industry.​ With expertise in the entire recruiting life cycle, transitions and marketing, Prism brings a rare depth and commitment to the industry focusing primarily on optimizing the client/advisor eExperience. Learn more: https://wealthmanagementrecruiting.com

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About The 100 Companies

The 100 Companies is a digital publishing network created by journalists and marketing professionals to enhance organizations' engagement with their targeted audiences. Each month, the firm delivers more than two million eNewsletters featuring 100-word stories, photos, videos and podcasts while managing Google-News certified archival websites with expanded content in 26 geographic and industry markets from Denali to Dubai.