Stay ahead of industry trends and make valuable connections with your peers at one of our many live events. Regardless of your niche or business interest, you will find we offer tailor-made, top-tier content.
Ignite is more than an event, it is an experience. Financial advisors and their staff are invited to connect with Cambridge leaders, sponsors, and their peers to network and learn from one another in an exciting atmosphere. The event blends fun and education with motivational speakers and smaller, high-impact networking opportunities–ideal for first-time attendees and seasoned professionals alike.
Enjoy more than a dozen events nationwide while connecting face-to-face throughout the year including, Cambridge Community of Women Forum, Retirement Plan Summit, and much more.
Cambridge Community of Women Forum
At our annual forum, the community comes together for educational sessions and intimate networking opportunities with President and CEO Amy Webber, their peers, and many Cambridge leaders with a focus on driving greater gender diversity within the advice industry. The community continues this important conversation through a monthly webinar series.
Retirement Plan Summit
A premier educational event for financial advisors interested in expanding a retirement plan practice. Engage with ERISA attorneys and other industry experts, share growth strategies, address plan sponsor risk mitigation, and reveal strategies to meet participant’s ultimate retirement readiness goal.
Cambridge offers several invitation-only recognition events each year, including:
Circle of Excellence
Premier Club
Signature Club
Leaders Club
Get our succession strategy outlining Cambridge’s commitment to internal control and preserving the independence of the financial advisors we serve.
Celebrating our 40th anniversary, we recognize it has always been about the people. Watch how Eric Schwartz, Founder and Co-Chairman of the Board, just wanted to build something wonderful.
Hear from our CEO and Co-Chairman of the Board, Amy Webber, on why Cambridge has remained internally controlled and why we’re built to stay that way for the long haul.