An Emerging Generation Seeks To Establish Its Own Legacy While Learning From The Experiences Of Other Charitable Families
For many of ultra-wealthy inheritors (net worth = US$100 million or more), philanthropy isn’t an ancillary benefit of extreme wealth – it’s a defining characteristic. Research suggests they are not just interested in “doing good.” They are committed to making a significant positive impact on society and the world. With that in mind, it’s a little surprising that about half the ultra-wealthy inheritors recently surveyed report only “directional philanthropic goals.”
Russ Alan Prince is a strategist for family offices and many of the wealthiest families in the world. He helps them define and refine the desired outcomes they want. Russ also provides direction in selecting and structuring ultra-wealthy families’ relationships with private wealth industry professionals so they get superior results.