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    Explore " multi family office" with insightful episodes like "Do You Need a Family Office? | AWM Insights #123", "The NBA’s Body Whisperer | Fabrice Gautier | ACEO #60", "Common $1M Mistakes by Family Offices", "4 Levels of Investor Sophistication" and "Benefits of Closing Deals Using a Master Due Diligence Questionnaire" from podcasts like ""AWM Insights Financial and Investment News", "Athlete CEO", "Family Office Podcast - Private Investor & Investment Insights", "Family Office Podcast - Private Investor & Investment Insights" and "Family Office Podcast - Private Investor & Investment Insights"" and more!

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    Do You Need a Family Office? | AWM Insights #123

    Do You Need a Family Office? | AWM Insights #123

    Family office is the buzzword in the industry these days. The problem is not everyone is staying true to what a family office does and many are not keeping clients at the center of what’s important.

    Anyone with sports or business experience understands the value of the team. The integration, independence, and individualization of you advisory team provides you the opportunity to maximize your wealth. Each family is different and deserves a truly customized plan. Not the cookie-cutter solution most of the industry offers.

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    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    • (0:40) If you worked hard and made a lot of money, do you even need an advisor? 
    • (1:00) Athletes and business owners understand the value of the team more than anyone. 
    • (1:23) Should I have a single family office, multi family office, or hire a broker?
    • (2:04) Integrated, Independent, and Individualized are the 3 I’s that you should demand from your team of advisors.
    • (2:25) Integrations means your investment plan and advisor is integrated with your tax plan and your tax advisor. The left hand must be talking to the right hand.
    • (3:14) If you are not integrated then you are not optimized and missing out on maximizing opportunities to build wealth. 
    • (3:40) It is tough to argue against having taxes done in house. Anyone arguing against this doesn’t get it. Anyone saying you should keep everything separate everything to have checks and balances doesn’t get what a tax CPA actually really does. 
    • (4:03) An audit CPA will check to make sure your investments are legit and money is accounted for properly. Someone filing your taxes isn’t doing this.
    • (4:40) A team of professionals within a multi-family office will have superior knowledge over a single family office because of the multitude of different situations that will arise and the problem solving to find solutions. This learning is limited in a single family office.
    • (5:05) Independent multi-family offices are vanishing each day with private equity buying many firms over the last year. Rockefeller and wirehouses have hijacked the multi family office name and are not independent.
    • (5:46) Independents have the ability to go find the best solution. This is in investments, taxes, estate planning. It is an open playing field with no restrictions on finding solutions.
    • (6:42) Large institutions become restrictive due to compliance requirements and you can only select things from an approved platform.
    • (7:20) These big firms are so afraid of liability they are not able to give best in class advice that is the truly best solution. 
    • (7:55) Private equity money coming into the independent RIA space removes the alignment of doing whats best for client to doing whats best for the returns of the private equity. Lines get blurred and you are not really independent when you serve shareholders first.
    • (9:20) Taking capital from outside equity changes the duty of loyalty to the private equity investors. Ask yourself if your advisory firm is keeping you at the center what’s important.
    • (11:23) No two clients are the same. Individualization and customization is incredibly important for everyone but especially for Ultra High Net Worth. 
    • (11:40) The downside of the single family office is their is only one situation that keeps coming up. You never see different things or new perspectives. In a multi-family office you get a vast amount of experiences you train you problem solving skills and gather experience.
    • (12:30) One example of individualization is charitable intent. Some people have none, some people want to give everything away. Some just want to benefit their kids and grandkids. Individualization in just this area is necessary and a cookie-cutter solution isn’t going to cut it here.
    • (14:00) One size fits all solutions aren’t the best solution and most of the industry still operates in this way. A true multi-family office does not. It’s entirely customized to your family.

    The NBA’s Body Whisperer | Fabrice Gautier | ACEO #60

    The NBA’s Body Whisperer | Fabrice Gautier | ACEO #60

    We believe the best investment you can make is in yourself - your human capital. 

    Our guest, Fabrice Gautier, has created outsized returns for some of the world’s best athletes like Rudy Gobert, Giancarlo Stanton, Kevin Love, Carmelo Anthony, Tony Parker, and more, and he has served as the French National Basketball team’s osteopath since 2009.

    Described by Kevin Love as “the swiss army knife when it comes to optimizing your health and performance,” Fabrice is a licensed physical therapist and osteopath who has been particularly noteworthy for his approach of viewing an injury not just as an injury, but looking at the comprehensive solution to resolve the root issue causing that injury, which requires assessing the full person – body, mind, soul. Ultimately, the goal is to address the problem, not the consequence.

    Fabrice joins Erik and Brandon and covers a range of helpful topics from his experience discussing everything from how he’s seen some of the best athletes build out the teams that surround them, to finding the root of chronic injuries, and why he thinks a strength and conditioning coach and a chef are the two most important people to have on your team.

    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

    • (1:47) Seeing the person; not a patient
    • (6:07) The European vs American approaches to physical therapy
    • (10:11) When should someone show up in Fabrice’s office?
    • (14:28) How should an athlete handle building out the team that surrounds them?
    • (20:29) The importance of having a plan
    • (23:24) How should a new athlete just starting out approach building a core team that can help keep him or her healthy throughout their career?
    • (28:54) The importance of investing in yourself
    • (30:49) Why you need a chef – and maybe even a masseuse
    • (33:31) Is lifestyle assessment becoming more normal in the performance space?
    • (39:20) At the end of the day, it takes hard work
    • (42:35) Learning from other sports

    How to Get Started Raising Capital & Close Your First Investor

    How to Get Started Raising Capital & Close Your First Investor

    In the last 8 weeks, we have recorded 50 investor interviews, been serving our 200 investor clients, and have hosted a total of 2,000+ investment professionals live on our webinars, virtual investor panels, and zoom calls. 

    During this webinar our founder, Richard C. Wilson, will be deep diving into what it takes to close your first investment transaction for your real estate firm, hedge fund, startup, or operating business that may be seeking capital for growth and expansion.

    Watch the Full Hour Long webinar in the members area of FamilyOffices.com

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