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WINTER Q4 NEWSLETTER 2023
A YEAR IN REVIEW
As we approach the year’s end, I trust this message finds you in good health and eagerly anticipating the holiday season.
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SPRING Q2 NEWSLETTER 2023
CAMERON STEPHENS SURPASSES $3B IN ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT
We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone for our organization, as we have recently exceeded $3 billion in assets under management (AUM). This remarkable achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to driving success for our clients…
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WINTER Q1 NEWSLETTER 2023
FOCUS ON WESTERN CANADA
Over the last four years, Cameron Stephens’ Western Canadian business unit has grown steadily and strengthened its presence in the Alberta and British Columbia markets.
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WINTER Q4 NEWSLETTER 2022
2022 – ANOTHER YEAR OF STRONG GROWTH
As the year 2022 comes to an end, we pause and reflect on another year of strong growth. The core of Cameron Stephens remains strong and confident as we head into 2023, while we respond to the outside pressures that continue to challenge us all every day.
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FALL Q3 NEWSLETTER 2022
INTRODUCING OUR NEW VISION
At the beginning of 2022 we undertook as an organization to re-imagine and rewrite our corporate brand, along with our mission, vision, and core values. I assembled a team of key thought leaders in our organization to be part of the process, to truly do a deep dive on who we are, where we want to go, and what we believe in as an organization. Through that process, we learned a lot about ourselves and each other.
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SPRING Q2 NEWSLETTER 2022
CAMERON STEPHENS SEES REMARKABLE
GROWTH IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2022
Turbulence on a flight is never enjoyable, no matter how many times you have flown. However, for the most part, our reactions tend to far outweigh the severity of the moment. Similarly, increasing interest rates in an already volatile market can feel very uncomfortable, but for many people the anticipation and associated fear usually outweigh the actual impact of the change.
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