Franklin Templeton's Johnson Always Wanted to Be in the Family Business

The speaker reflects on their career journey, starting with aspirations in sports and education, leading to a career in financial services. They discuss the influence of family values, particularly in supporting women in leadership roles. The importance of maintaining the family business's reputation and client care is emphasized. The speaker expresses satisfaction with their role and encourages young people to consider careers in money management, highlighting the industry's impact on helping people achieve their financial goals.

What were the speaker's initial career aspirations during college?

• To become a lawyer

• To become a doctor

• To become a coach

• To become a financial analyst

Where did the speaker move to start their career in financial services?

• New York

• San Francisco

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

What was the speaker's father's view on women in business?

• He believed women should not work

• He preferred women to work in education

• He was indifferent to women's roles

• He thought women could do as much as men

What is the speaker's perspective on the money management business?

• It is a declining industry

• It is primarily about making profits

• It is a business that greatly helps people

• It is less impactful than public service

What does the speaker believe is the most important aspect of their business?

• Helping clients achieve their goals

• Maximizing profits

• Innovating new products

• Expanding globally