Priorities for Family Offices Working in a Fractured World with Angelo Robles

Secret Thoughts of CEOS Ep. 132

Priorities for Family Offices Working in a Fractured World with Angelo Robles

In this episode of the Secret Thoughts of CEOs and Business Leaders podcast, host Chris Yonker interviews Angelo Robles, a prominent figure in the family office sector. The discussion covers various topics crucial to family businesses, such as the importance of hiring the right people, the disruptive impact of AI, and how geopolitical changes are reshaping the business landscape. Angelo shares his thoughts on the future of AI, the significance of understanding global trends, and how family offices can better prepare for rapid changes. Chris and Angelo also delve into the complexities of governance within family offices and the critical need for adaptability and continuous learning.

Angelo Robles is a global authority on family offices, renowned for his forward-thinking approach and bold vision for the future. As a family office strategist and futurist, Angelo has dedicated over 20 years to helping elite families navigate the complexities of wealth management, governance, and legacy building in an era of rapid change. With a deep understanding of the evolving landscape—from the rise of AI to increasing geopolitical risks—Angelo empowers families to break free from outdated models and build future-forward family offices designed to thrive for generations.

Timestamps

· 03:50 Angelo's Background and Career Journey

· 07:19 The Concept and History of Family Offices

· 18:08 Top Trends in Family Offices: People, Technology, and Systems

· 33:09 Integrating AI in Family Offices

· 35:14 First Steps for Family Offices

· 39:47 Geopolitical Shifts and Their Impact

· 46:55 The Role of AI in Global Power Dynamics

Memorable Quotes

· “ So the majority of family offices are built for a world that no longer exist.” [13:25]

·  ” AI is being under hyped. Under hyped. You look at the math behind it, Jensen Wong and Nvidia doubling its quote unquote power once every 1.08 years. Do the math behind that.” [29:23]

·  ” It’s rare, rare to find people who are willing to change their minds on topics they refuse to investigate.” [56:12]

Websites:

Angelorobles.com

Facebook: @AngeloJRobles

Instagram: @angeloroblesmedia

LinkedIn: @angelorobles

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www.chrisyonker.com.