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It’s in a family’s best interest to bring younger members into the organization and find a place for them, says Dan Riverso

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Wealthy families face complex challenges in ensuring they will endure for generations. One important way to promote longevity is finding a place for younger members in the family business or the family management structure.

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Here, Dan Riverso, chief executive officer and chief investment officer at Jesselton Capital Management, offers insights on involving the next generation, navigating issues and ensuring a smooth and rewarding integration. Toronto-based Jesselton provides customized platforms for the investing needs of high-net-worth individuals and families.

Thanks to Financial Pipeline for the video. 

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