It was announced at the start of the recent Viking Cove Institute 2025 Industry Leaders Summit that well-known retirement industry veteran Amy Glynn would be taking the reins as President at the unique independent organization that boasts a membership of over 600 advisors across roughly 200 firms.
Glynn joins the 401(k) Specialist Pod(k)ast to talk about the transition, the recent summit, why advisors need independent guidance, and some key new initiatives set to roll out this year at Viking Cove.
Key Insights:
Industry Leadership Shift at Viking Cove Institute
Amy Glynn has taken over as President of Viking Cove Institute, bringing a fresh vision to support independent retirement advisors with resources and networking.
Expansion of Financial Services & Initiatives
Viking Cove is launching new initiatives, including the VCI 100 annual insights, enhanced technology for community circles, and expanded fiduciary certification programs.
Advocacy for Diversity & Women’s Leadership
Glynn is leading efforts to support women in the retirement industry through the Women in Pension Network, Women on Boards 50/50, and Viking Cove’s leadership summi
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