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🇨🇦 Elite Advisor Coaching · 12 weeks · Canada

Doors closed · next cohort starts November 26

Learn how Mike Sidhu designs and closes 6-figure corporate cases.

A 12-week live intensive on the Canadian corporate case: holdco surplus, participating whole life, corporate-owned life insurance, buy-sell, estate and succession. You bring a real case and present it before week 12.

  • 12 weekly live coaching calls, 90 minutes, with hot seats every week
  • Holdco strategies, participating life, IPPs, buy-sell, key person, estate freeze
  • How to work with the owner's accountant and lawyer without losing the case
  • 20 seats per cohort, plus the mastermind and AdvisorOS
Mike Sidhu

Coached by Mike Sidhu

12
weeks, live, with a real cohort
20
seats per cohort, no more
$50-250K
typical corporate case commission
24-36
real case reviews you'll watch

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Mike Sidhu on how he designs and closes these cases.

Mike walks a corporate case the way he actually runs it, start to finish. Watch this before you apply, so you know whose twelve weeks you are signing up for.

The current Canadian cohort is full. The next one starts November 26 and it is capped at 20 seats. Join the waitlist and we will call you before it opens.

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One advisor. 14 clients. $926,375 in one year.

$926,375 from just 14 clients in 12 months.

Samuel Dubuc
Samuel Dubuc
Financial advisor · Dubuc & Associés · Quebec, Canada

Samuel went from writing about 400 small policies a year to closing 14 high-ticket corporate cases, growing production 57% while cutting his marketing spend 73%.

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The next Canadian cohort starts November 26.

Twenty seats, filled from the waitlist. Get your name down now and Mike’s team calls you before it opens.

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