Jim Clark Receives Ethics in Business Award
Indianapolis, Indiana (PRWEB) September 25, 2008 -- Jim Clark, athlete, entrepreneur, and Founder, Chairman and CEO of the Indianapolis based retirement planning firm HTTP://Jim Clark and Associates (www.jimclarkandassociates.com) has been presented the prestigious Ethics in Business Award by W. Dennis Renter, CFP of Newport Beach, California.
Commenting on the occasion, Mr. Renter said: With over 30 years experience in the financial services industry, and as a business man who has invested well over two hundred thousand dollars in Jim Clark's training, seminars, and speeches, I believe I'm qualified to speak on the relative merits of his system. "Simply put, the Jim Clark retirement planning process is one of the most ethical business processes I've seen." It's based on a foundation of full disclosure and fairness, and it puts the client first. If every financial services professional followed Mr. Clark's process, the industry would be well served. It's my pleasure to present this Ethics in Business Award to Mr. Clark, he has certainly earned it.
Jim Clark is Founder, Chairman and CEO of Indianapolis based Jim Clark and Associates, the Number One retirement planning firm of its kind in the world.
For information on retirement planning, no tax retirement income, Private Retirement Plans, Guaranteed, Safe Annuities, 401K Rollovers, and IRAs visit www.jimclarkandassociates.com or contact Client Development / Jim Clark and Associates at 1.800.843.0605.
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