In this episode of the Family Office Podcast, Richard C. Wilson sits down with Marc Silverman of Strategic Initiatives Inc. to discuss his experience with with family business governance.  In the interview they touch on family business governance best practices, solving family conflicts, and how to successfully moving from one generation to the next. 

On this episode of the Family Office Podcast, Richard is joined by Jason Hartman, the Founder and CEO of Platinum Properties Investor Network, The Hartman Media Company and The Jason Hartman Foundation. Jason has been involved in several thousand real estate transactions and has owned income properties in 11 states and 17 cities. His company, Platinum Properties Investor Network, Inc. helps people achieve The American Dream of financial freedom by purchasing income property in prudent markets nationwide.

In this interview, Richard and Jason discuss real estate investing and specifically how family offices can protect themselves from costly mistakes while making investments in real estate. If you are interested in learning more about avoiding mistakes and best practices in real estate, our conference series often touches on these very important issues: http://WilsonConferences.com

In this episode of the Family Office Podcast, Richard C. Wilson discusses fleet management for single family offices.

To learn more about single family offices, visit http://SingleFamilyOffices.com

In this episode of the Family Office Podcast, Richard C, Wilson discusses how you can master your niche to attract family offices to you. Richard discusses being unique in a meaningful way, how to stand out in a crowded industry, tightly defining your sandbox, and building your client funnel. 

If you want to get in touch with 1000's of family offices and help expand your client funnel, purchase the family office database today at http://FamilyOfficeDatabases.com

In this episode of the Family Office Podcast, Richard C. Wilson discusses different marketing techniques to attract family offices to you. 

If you are interested in meeting with family offices, attend one of our upcoming family office conferences http://WilsonConferences.com

In this episode of the Family Office Podcast Richard C. Wilson, Founder of the Family Office Club, joins Joe Fairless on the Best Ever Real Estate Investing Advice podcast to discuss working with billionaire family offices and what single family offices typically look for when they are making investments.

You can learn more at http://SingleFamilyOffices.com

On this episode of the Family Office Podcast Richard C. Wilson, founder of the Family Office Club, gives you a unique inside view into how families of $100mm+ in AUM approach wealth management and deploy capital. 

For wealthy families, single family offices, and advisors, this will provide you with insights into how your peers are creating wealth through different, innovative strategies.

For investment bankers, funds and service providers, this presentation will be an educational guide to the different family office and UHNW investing strategies.  You will learn what these families look for in an investment—whether direct or through a third party-managed fund—and where these families differ from your other non-family office clients.

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In this episode of the Family Office Podcast Richard C. Wilson, founder of the Family Office Club, discusses family office power, corruption, and ethics. To learn more about family offices and the Family Office Club, visit http://FamilyOffices.com

In this episode of the Family Office Podcast Richard C. Wilson, founder of the Family Office Club, discusses how family offices can be smart with their money and not just sit on their capital. Learn more about family offices at http://FamilyOffices.com

In this episode of the Family Office Podcast Richard C. Wilson, founder of the Family Office Club, discusses why those with over $100 million in net worth need to form a single family office to protect and help grow their wealth. To learn more about single family offices, visit SingleFamilyOffices.com