Internal memo discussing estate‑plan overhaul, fee demands, and staffing changes for a high‑net‑worth family office
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The passage is an internal, informal communication about restructuring a private estate and family office, fee negotiations, and personnel replacements. It mentions no specific public officials, corpo The author demands $40 million per year in fees, with upfront payments of $25 million and subsequent Calls for replacing existing staff (e.g., John, Joslin, Tom, Heather) with new hires and a figure
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