Rich or Poor:
Do circumstances change our ethics?
 


with Floyd Murphy, Businessman and Financial Planner, CFP, CLU, CHFC


       Do people in flophouses and those in penthouses
                        live by the same ethical code?

When Floyd Murphy arrived in Vancouver in 1968, at the age of 20, he had no money, job, family or other support. From his single room in the Regal Hotel on Granville Street, he knew only alcoholics, drug addicts, “working women” and other troubled individuals.

Since then, he has established a successful business, travelled the world, and no longer has to worry about how to pay the bills. But today, he finds parallels between his old and new life: Has the ethical behaviour of his acquaintances changed that dramatically?

Join Floyd as he shares his compelling personal and work stories, and challenges common misperceptions about success and morality. Just because you have money, does that mean you are ethical?


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DATE:            Wednesday, March 10th -- 7:15-8:30 am

LOCATION     
CHANGE:       1500 West Georgia St., Suite 975
                      Corner of Cardero/Georgia  (the building with the waterfall)
                      Parking is best on Alberni St.

COST:           Members - $7.00     Non-Members - $10.00 
                     - muffins, tea and coffee included
                     - RSVP requested (if possible)

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About Our Speaker:

Floyd Murphy is a Vancouver chartered financial consultant and certified financial planner. He and his wife Gloria own and operate five insurance companies. He is a founding member and president of the Nakamun Group and has an extensive background in the financial and retirement industries, estate planning and risk management.

Floyd served on the national board of the Life Underwriters Association of Canada (now Advocis) for nine years, including a year as chair and CEO. He is a member of the audit committee for Advocis, a director of the APA, a steward of the Century Initiative, a founding and current member of the Conference for Advanced Life Underwriting, and a past director for the Life and Health Insurance Foundation for Education, based in Washington, DC.

Life member of the Million Dollar Round Table (and qualifying member for over 30 years), Floyd is the past president of the New Westminster Life Underwriters Association and the B.C. Mainland chapter of Chartered Life Underwriters. He also served three terms as a trustee of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Life Underwriters and Chartered Financial Consultants, and two terms as chair of the national Institute. Floyd attended Acadia University in Nova Scotia. And when he received his Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) designation in 1978, he received the John A. Tory medal for that year’s highest average marks in Canada.


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