Join John Yeager of Whitley Penn as he continues the family office series with special guest, Raymond Dinunzio from TOS. In this episode, Ray discusses his path to joining TOS and the story behind the company's mission.
Key Points of Conversation:
- Insights on the Family Office Industry: They discuss the unique challenges and opportunities in the family office sector, highlighting that there is no one-size-fits-all blueprint for success.
- Common Issues in Large Family Offices: They explain the typical path for family offices and the common problems these offices face, which often require outsourced technologies and professional services.
- Technology Solutions for Family Offices: Learn about Ray's projects with clients, focusing on creating economical data-structured environments and implementing standard processes to solve common issues.
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