Advocating for advisor incorporation a top priority for new Richardson Wealth CEO

The Globe and Mail
April 8, 2026.

Julie Gallagher, President and Chief Executive Officer at Richardson Wealth, highlights the importance of regulatory proposals that would allow investment advisors to incorporate, noting it is key to “levelling the playing field” between investment and mutual fund advisors.

“It is crucial we have that path where they can continue to run their book of business as a small business and to have that luxury and latitude to continue to grow,” she says.

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