Intention.ly Podcasts Reach Global Audience with Career Growth Insights for Financial Services

Intention.ly, a growth consultancy for financial services firms, has reached significant milestones with its two flagship podcasts, In the Suite and Don't Do That. These podcasts have collectively achieved over 16,000 downloads across 2,190 cities in 137 countries, demonstrating their global impact on financial professionals seeking career and business growth insights.

In the Suite, hosted by Partner and Chief of Community Tina Powell, approaches its 100th episode since launching in March 2020. The podcast features meaningful stories of courage, culture, strength, leadership, and growth from prominent women leaders in financial services. Recent guests have included Carina Diamond from GFP Private Wealth, Gene Farrell from Vanilla, Christine Benz from Morningstar, Topaz Morrison from Independent Advisor Alliance, and Vickie Lewin from Amplify. The upcoming milestone episode will feature Powell's mother, Joanne Sutera, and will be filmed in person. Listeners can access the full episode library at https://inthesuitepodcast.com.

Don't Do That, hosted by CEO and Co-Founder Kelly Waltrich, has reached episode 27 in just seven months of operation. The podcast takes a unique approach by focusing on "what not to do" lessons from real-world leaders, offering practical insights on recognizing and avoiding growth pitfalls, managing balance, and preserving vision in fast-growing firms. Notable episodes have featured conversations with Ainslie Simmonds from BNY, Eric Clarke, Heather Fortner from SignatureFD, Penny Phillips from Journey Strategic Wealth, and Mark Gilbert from Zocks. Episode 23 featured a compilation of the best moments from the show's first 20+ guests. The complete episode collection is available at https://dontdothat.com.

Both podcasts are available on major platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube, making them accessible to financial services professionals worldwide. The success of these podcasts highlights the growing demand for authentic, practical guidance in an industry facing increasing competition and complexity. The global reach of these shows demonstrates how digital content can effectively disseminate valuable professional development insights across geographical boundaries.

For HR vendors serving the financial services sector, this development signals a shift toward digital learning and professional development content that transcends traditional training methods. The podcasts' success indicates that financial services professionals are actively seeking accessible, on-demand content that provides real-world insights and practical advice from industry leaders. This trend presents opportunities for HR technology and content providers to develop similar digital offerings that cater to the evolving needs of financial services professionals seeking career advancement and business growth strategies.