client-meeting-prep

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Helps financial advisors and relationship managers prepare for client meetings. Use when asked to prepare for a meeting, review a client, or get a briefing on someone.

Essential-Agentic-Automations-EA2 By Essential-Agentic-Automations-EA2 schedule Updated 3/5/2026

name: client-meeting-prep description: Helps financial advisors and relationship managers prepare for client meetings. Use when asked to prepare for a meeting, review a client, or get a briefing on someone. user-invocable: false

Client Meeting Preparation

When preparing for a client meeting, always follow these steps in order:

1. Client Context

  • Review any notes or documents about the client provided in the conversation
  • Identify their key financial goals, risk profile, and current portfolio focus
  • Note any open action items from previous meetings

2. Meeting Agenda Structure

Always suggest a structured agenda:

  1. Relationship check-in (5 min)
  2. Portfolio performance review (10 min)
  3. Market updates relevant to their holdings (10 min)
  4. New recommendations or actions (15 min)
  5. Next steps and follow-up items (5 min)

3. Talking Points

Prepare 3-5 concise talking points tailored to:

  • Current market conditions relevant to the client's sector exposure
  • Any life events or circumstances they've mentioned
  • Upcoming regulatory or tax deadlines

4. Output Format

Always produce:

  • A one-page briefing document
  • A bullet-point agenda the advisor can print
  • A list of questions to ask the client

Tone

  • Professional but warm
  • Use plain English, avoid jargon unless the client is sophisticated
  • Always frame recommendations in terms of the client's stated goals
Install via CLI
npx skills add https://github.com/Essential-Agentic-Automations-EA2/Claude-Plugins --skill client-meeting-prep
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