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FAMILY OFFICE CASE STUDY

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Our client was a multigenerational family with a first-generation matriarch, a second generation active in the family business, and a third generation reaching adulthood. They required a centralized reporting system with manager diligence, as well as tax planning and single stock management. Family wings with differing goals, as well as assets managed separately, added another level of complication to the equation.The great thing? We’re used to serving as a family’s “quarterback” and bringing the team together. Our value here, and with all of our clients, is not only in overseeing all investments, but also applying our expertise in the family huddle.In this case, creating LLCs and combining family assets allowed all entities to have access to all managers. Consolidating outside managers allowed the family to look at all of their assets, in addition to each family's entities.The result? A management playbook to ensure the family’s business and wealth are in a position to prosper for generations to come.

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