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No images? Click here McCullough: Developing integrated advisors through the Ten Domains of Family Wealth“Over the years, I’ve noticed something interesting about our profession,” writes Tom McCullough, partner at Corient and founder of Northwood Family Office. “We organize ourselves around disciplines. Investment advisors manage portfolios. Lawyers draft trusts and wills. Accountants focus on tax. Insurance specialists protect against risk. Governance consultants facilitate family meetings. Each profession develops its own body of knowledge, its own language and, understandably, its own way of looking at the world.” He adds that families don’t think that way. “When a family walks into our office—they arrive because they’ve sold a business, a child is getting married, a parent has received a difficult medical diagnosis, siblings aren’t speaking to one another, or they simply want to know whether their wealth is preparing their family for the future or creating problems they can’t yet see.” Where you'll find us
Feel free to send us feedback at info@CanadianFamilyOffices.com MEMBER CONTENTHow the Bélisle family office is integrating AI into its processesGrowing up as part of a thriving family business, Claudie Bélisle-Desjardins was exposed to innovation at an early age. At Riobel, a luxury faucet brand founded by her father, Mario Bélisle, she took on responsibilities ranging from gluing parts together to marketing and design. “It really made me learn about optimization because I was always in a different department,” she says. “We were always asking: ‘How we can improve that situation? How can we improve the market?’” That was before the age of AI. Since the sale of Riobel in 2016, Bélisle-Desjardins has applied the same values to her new projects and to managing the Bélisle family office. The result: extensive development, testing and adoption of AI tools. This article is brought to you by PBY Capital. MORE TOP STORIESMore trust planning opportunities exist in the U.S. for wealthy familiesIt’s essential to do estate planning in the jurisdiction where you have your assets—and that will lead to multiple sets of extremely important documents Canada’s wealthiest neighbourhoods: a snapshotCanada’s wealthiest neighbourhoods come with more than eye-watering price tags. They also come with history, ambition and legacy baked right in Five myths about the third generation of wealthy familiesAs they step into leadership roles, the third-generation kids are all right, according to the advisors who work with them Szabo on wine: Vulkanland Steiermark, Austria’s volcanic outlier, is ready for its close-upVulkanland is a quiet find. Drink its wines and visit if you can—before the rest of the world discovers this gem MORE FROM OUR SUMMER WEALTH REPORTWealth migration is accelerating. Here’s where the rich are moving.From Costa Rica and Panama to Singapore and New Zealand, these 10 countries are prime destinations for ultra-wealthy migrants Five luxury destinations: From sushi to spirit bears, exploring the Billionaire Trail less travelledThese five “stealth wealth” luxury destinations offer prestige rooted in access, authenticity and serenity Israelson: Why off-market luxury real estate sales are boomingAs wealthy families increasingly value privacy, more luxury real estate sellers are turning to a discreet alternative to listings: word of mouth |