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About the Presenter: Steve Malo

Steve first entered the financial services industry in 2004 as the Branch Administrator for a brokerage firm in Kingston, Ontario. He then went to complete his degree in Biology and Philosophy at the University of Waterloo. Steve returned to financial services in July 2008 as an advisor in the Kitchener-Waterloo region, where he built a successful practice. Starting in 2010, Steve held numerous field management roles at Canada Life, with a focus on advisor sourcing, training, and practice development. Steve joined the Canada Life compliance team, as Director, Market Conduct in 2020, where he focused on regulatory compliance management and operational risk. He returned to distribution in 2025, where he is currently the assistant vice-president of special initiatives. He lives in a small country town outside of London and has 2 children.

The Bar, The Approach and The Imposter

This presentation explores the mindset, habits, and professional standards that contribute to long-term success in the financial services industry. It examines the concept of “the bar” as the standard advisors set for themselves.  Start now!