Day Pitney's Family Office Practice Selected as Finalist for Wealth Management Industry Award
Day Pitney's Family Office practice has been selected as a finalist in the Family Offices—Client Initiative category of the 2019 Wealth Management.com Industry Awards for the Day Pitney Family Office Investing SeriesTM. This category entails an initiative, program, platform or industry content that enhances the family office client experience. Now in its 5th year, the WealthManagement.com Industry Awards are held "to honor outstanding achievements by companies, organizations and individuals that support financial advisor success." The winner will be announced at a ceremony on September 12, 2019, at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City. More information, including a complete list of finalists, can be viewed here.
Day Pitney's ongoing Family Office Investing SeriesTM delivers investment-focused programming to families of wealth, including their family offices, principals, executives and family members as well as other high-net-worth individuals and advisors, from across the country and around the globe. The Firm has advised family-owned and family-controlled businesses for over 100 years. More information about Day Pitney's Family Office practice can be viewed here.
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