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Nine Scenic Remote Working Setups for AdvisorsNine Scenic Remote Working Setups for Advisors

No longer tied to an office, these advisors decided to take in new scenery during the pandemic.

Samuel Steinberger, Senior Technology Editor

March 15, 2021

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Working remotely, or the virtual office—these are phrases that have taken on a different meaning for some advisors after a year of pandemic-related lockdowns and social distancing. While many advisors turned to kitchen tables, couches or home offices, others decided to create their own definitions of “remote.” Some embarked on short-term sabbaticals, others used it as an opportunity to work from the road, the country or a different country, while others reclaimed ice sheds and launched boats as office space.

Here’s a look at the advisors putting their own spin on “remote” over the past year.

About the Author

Samuel Steinberger

Senior Technology Editor, WealthManagement.com

Samuel Steinberger is Senior Technology Editor for Informa Connect’s WealthManagement.com. In his role, Mr. Steinberger provides the publication’s wealth and financial technology coverage. 

Mr. Steinberger’s editorial insight and familiarity with technology accelerates Informa’s growth within the financial advisor and wealth management communities, providing in-depth news for advisors and financial professionals. 

Before joining Informa Connect, Mr. Steinberger produced documentaries with former CNN anchor Soledad O’Brien at Soledad O’Brien Productions (formerly Starfish Media Group). He specialized in research, shooting and editing, as well as finding distinct voices to explain topics like mental health, poverty and racial divide. 

Prior to joining Soledad O’Brien Productions, Mr. Steinberger managed multi-departmental technology projects for global legal technology leader Transperfect Legal Solutions. After obtaining his graduate degree in journalism from Columbia University, he completed his transition from technology management to media. 

Mr. Steinberger is an award-winning journalist, author and researcher who has written, edited and reported for a number of publications, including The New York Times, Financial PlanningAmerican Banker and PBS. He is founder of beverages publication Give Me Weird Drinks

Mr. Steinberger’s technology analysis and insight has been featured in several books on virtual and augmented reality. Mr. Steinberger has received awards and recognition for his reporting and research, including the American Business Media's prestigious Jesse H. Neal Award for editorial excellence.

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