Your family may not feel like a business — but at higher levels of wealth,
decision complexity (and stakes) can rival those of a large company. There
are obvious matters like investment decisions and wealth management. There
are legal disputes, negotiations, and tax planning. Finally, someone has to
handle those practical decisions that affect your family’s daily life:
choosing a new personal assistant, managing school applications and
logistics for your children, scheduling medical appointments, coordinating
international travel paperwork, and much more.
