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In this episode Mike Smart of Egress Solutions interviews Jim Ewel, Trainer, Coach, Author of The Six Disciplines of Agile Marketing and Co-Founder of the Agile Marketing Alliance. Jim Ewel shares insights from his most recent book "The Six Disciplines of Agile Marketing" on how to improve employee engagement, customer success and business outcomes through embracing the practices of business agility. As one of the leading voices on Agile Marketing Jim outlines a path to greater marketing effectiveness and improved business results. Jim's insight is based on decades of executive experience and consulting engagements with many of the most successful global technology firms. His key to successful business agility is based primarily on a shift in mindset for the marketing organization as well as the front line professionals and their stakeholders. According to Jim, CEO's and other executives should avoid “cheerleading” agile initiative and resist the urge to make too many decisions; instead their role is to provide the resources, provide the leadership, get obstacles out of the way. Jim's Bio: JIM EWEL is one of the authors of the Agile Marketing Manifesto and the co-founder of the Agile Marketing Alliance (www.agilemarketingalliance.com ). He is also the author of the essential guide to the implementation of Agile marketing, The Six Disciplines of Agile Marketing. He is frequently asked to speak on the topic of Agile Marketing at industry conferences, and he has helped over 80 companies adopt Agile marketing, including organizations as diverse as T-Mobile, Salesforce, Best Buy Canada, Thales, Doxy.me, EQ Bank, Boston Private, CUNA, NAIT, Deseret Digital, SpaceSaver, Great Dane Trailers, Northern Arizona University, Netskope, Sprinklr, and Zenprise. Earlier in his career, Jim spent 12 years at Microsoft in various roles including GM of SQL Server marketing and Vice President of Server Marketing. Jim was also CEO of three startups in the Seattle area, all of which grew rapidly and were eventually sold to Oracle, Google, and Stratus Video. ----------- Guest: Jim Ewel Host: Mike Smart | www.EgressSolutions.net ----------- This is a Mr. Thrive Media production. Learn more at www.MrThrive.com

Author and retirement business consultant Marcia Mantell, RMA®, Boston Private Director of Financial Planning Kathleen Kenealy, CFP®, and FPA MA Director of Programming Andrew Cipro, CIMA®, join us to discuss the importance of Social Security knowledge in financial and retirement planning. We'll hear their thoughts on what financial planners should discuss with their clients around retirement planning and the upcoming FPA MA education series for financial advisors on Social Security planning and advice.  

In this episode, we're joined by Boston Private's Chief Investment Officer Shannon Saccocia, CFA®, CIMA®.  She shares with us her observations on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected consumers and her asset allocation, and the impact of digital experience and technology on consumer behavior and how we invest. We also hear her thoughts on interest rates, inflation, and economic recovery.

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When the time comes to create a generational legacy, the families that have been most successful have incorporated an additional element into their advisor teams beyond wealth management and tax mitigation. Family governance advisors have been quite effective in facilitating the transfer of generational wealth. In the third part of our generational wealth podcast series, Tom Rogerson, President and CEO of GenLeg Consulting and Boston Private's Jason Cain share the impact governance advisors can have on your family legacy.

Successfully transferring family wealth from the first generation to the second employs skills many families already possess. In part two of their generational wealth series, Tom Rogerson, President and CEO of GenLeg Consulting and Boston Private's Gerald Baker delve deeper into the strategies that have proven to be most effective with clients.

Creating a family legacy can have its share of challenges. We sat down with Tom Rogerson, President and CEO of GenLeg Consulting to discuss pragmatic ways to avoid the hidden pitfalls families often face when developing generational legacies. In the first of a three-part series, Boston Private's Gerald Baker and Mr. Rogerson discuss strategies you can use to overcome the issues that may stand in the way of generational wealth in your family. Listen now.

PaymentWorks interviews the former CEO of Boston Private bank regarding the evolution of risk management, vendor management, and the increasing threat of payments fraud for businesses. PaymentWorks Presents Risky Business focuses on interviewing industry experts and front line practitioners in the world of vendor management and risk. This is the inaugural podcast.

In the first year of COVID-19, CAIS IQ regularly caught up with Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer at Boston Private. We talked pent-up demand, politics, and the pandemic, among other investment themes and macro trends that were shaping the world around us. As the delta variant makes its way across the country, threatening the recovery of the economy: what are the potential opportunities – and challenges – for investors that lie ahead?Hear Shannon's views on:Recognizing how analyst views and estimates are formed in a once-in-a-century pandemicUnderscoring the importance of portfolio management discipline even and especially when markets reach all-time highsAppreciating how The Why of Wealth may now be forever-changed in light of last year's global eventsFollow Boston Private: Twitter, LinkedInFollow Shannon Saccocia: Twitter, LinkedInFollow CAIS: LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook

For our latest episode of Mistakes Were Made, we are joined by Shannon Saccocia, CIO at Boston Private.   She tells Alex ad Frank about a time she backed a breakaway boutique manager, but things did not turn out as planned. Spoiler alert: ego plays its part.   Shannon and Frank commiserate with one another about a shared mistake in their respective retirement accounts, and a previous podcast guest gets a kicking (kind of, but not really). Enjoy!  

INTERMOUNTAIN PI PODCAST MAY 4, 2021 | EP. 54 BOSTON PRIVATE EYE AND PODCASTER BARRY MAGUIRE This week my guest is Boston private eye and…

Welcome to another episode of SALT Talks with host Anthony Scaramucci, and guests Karen Firestone of Aureus Asset Management, Keith Cardoza of Brownson, Rehmus & Foxworth, and Shannon Saccocia of Boston Private. In this conversation, the guests discuss their reaction to the pandemic-driven stock volatility, how the Federal Reserve and monetary policy will play a major role in driving investment strategy through the pandemic, and the effectiveness of active vs. passive investing. ————————————————————————— To learn more about this episode, including podcast transcripts and show notes, visit *salt.org/talks* ( http://salt.org/talks ) Moderated by Anthony Scaramucci.

Shannon Saccocia, CIO at Boston Private, joins us to talk all things asset allocation and manager selection. With $16 billion of AUM at her firm, Shannon has been at the forefront of big changes in the RIA industry, which have helped Boston Private become one of the premier wealth management firms in the country. Today, we learn her story, talk value versus growth investing, debate the Streaming Media Wars, discuss marketing your brand, and so much more. Let's Niche Down with Shannon Saccocia. To learn more about Shannon visit www.bostonprivate.com or check her out on twitter @ShannonSaccocia. To learn more about Richard check out www.thinkaen.com. 

MiamiTech is "exploding" in a good way. With articles in NY Times, TechCrunch and other publications being published weekly describing how Miami is benefiting from the exodus of talent from NY, LA and SF. Today on the podcast we get an insider's perspective on how Miami is evolving as a tech and financial hub. Patrick Dwyer is Managing Director, Head of Strategic Business Development at Boston Private, a leading provider of fully integrated wealth management, trust, private and commercial banking services.   Patrick is for many one of most honest and insightful financial advisors in Miami and beyond.  Prior to joining Boston Private, Mr. Dwyer served as Private Wealth Advisor at Merrill for nearly three decades.  During his time there, Mr. Dwyer earned numerous accolades, including Forbes #1 Florida “Best-in-State Wealth Advisors”, Barron's Top 100 Financial Advisors in America, and Financial Times Top 400 Financial Advisors.In the tech world Juan Pablo has co-founded Idea.me, Miami Angels, the Lab Miami, Lab Ventures & Wonder (purchased in 2020 by Atari). He also publishes a widely read column on the TecnoLatino https://latamlist.com/author/jpcappello/ and continues advising entrepreneurs in the region from PAGLaw https://www.pag.lawThe podcast “Aqui & Ahora” asks: What are the leaders of the TecnoLatino doing “here & now”? How are they facing the changes and challenges we are living? “Aqui & Ahora” offers tips for entrepreneurs, investors and supporters of the TecnoLatino & MiamiTech.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by Billy Gouveia, Managing Director at S-RM to discuss Family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they talk about positioning the right risk management mindsets and attitudes, reducing your chance of ransomware attacks, and best practices for protecting your privacy.

Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer, reviews the current economic and market environment, and changes Boston Private has been making to portfolios ahead of 2021. Listen now.

Jason Cain, Managing Director and Chief Wealth Strategist at Boston Private, is joined by Steven Zeiger, Managing Director at KB Financial Companies, for a discussion on best practices in insurance acquisition, including the new fiduciary standard governing life insurance sales, and the potential change in the tax landscape that may make these strategies more attractive. Their conversation covers insurance best practices for high-net-worth, young professionals, and family offices, how Private Placement Life Insurance (PPLI) functions and can mitigate taxes, and how to determine the amount of insurance to purchase. Listen Now.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by Chris Pierson, CEO at BlackCloak, to discuss our family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they discuss ways to prevent malware, conducting background checks in a high-trust environment, and balancing your privacy at work and at home.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by Anwar Visram, founder at Visram Security, to discuss our family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they dive into ways to prevent cyberattacks, finding strong risk management vendors, and privacy protection best practices across the globe.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by Kevin Hulbert, Senior Advisor at Dentons, to discuss our family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they talk about common security threats globally, how to approach travel risks, and ways to manage your social media.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by Shannon Wilkinson, CEO at Reputation Communications, to discuss our family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they talk about peer network risk management, partnering with the right vendors, and reputation management trends and concerns.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by John Prufeta, Chairman at Medical Excellence International to discuss our family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they talk about medical, health, and travel risks, and ways to prepare for potential medical disruption during the pandemic.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by Wes Bull, founder and CEO at Mantle Advisors to discuss our family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they talk about potential risks and vulnerabilities by third-party vendors, how to prevent insider threat, and ways to mitigate enterprise risks.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by members of Denton's Public Policy and Regulation practice Ron Kaufman, Mayor Michael Nutter and Eric Tanenblatt. Their conversation is a primer on the presidential election, the debates, and a key Senate race.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by Brad Deflin, founder at Total Digital Security, to discuss our family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they talk about how to position risk management mindsets, ways to be aware of a security threat, and cybersecurity best practices.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by Deborah Nitka, Cyber & Privacy Advisor at CohnReznick, to discuss our family office risk survey findings. Listen now as they talk about cybersecurity, potential vulnerability and risk amidst the Covid-19 working from home environment, and insights on how to position resilience after the pandemic.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by Jason Cain, Managing Director at Boston Private, William Martin, VP of Commercial Banking at Boston Private, Jack Maier, Head of Investment Banking at Capstone Headwaters, Jonathan Moore, Managing Director at PKF Advisory, and Matt Keis, Managing Director at Gemini Investors, for a discussion on privately held businesses during the pandemic. Their conversation features how evaluation and transactions have changed in the Covid-19 environment, what we can expect after, and what businesses should consider throughout the transaction. Listen Now.

Richard Perez, Managing Director and Chief Strategist at KLS, A Division of Boston Private is joined by Don Phillips, Chairman and CEO of WP Global Partners. Their discussion covers making good decisions during difficult times, best practices when developing a private equity investment platform and considerations to achieve meaningful returns in private equity.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by Anne Lyons and Judy Boerner-Rule from Tapestry Associates for a discussion on the evolution of the estate and lifestyle management industry. Their conversation covers the evolution of the estate and lifestyle management industry, how to meet expectations for principals, staffing considerations, privacy and security issues, project management best practices, event planning, property maintenance tips and potential pitfalls, what changes to this industry in an “after Covid-19 environment”. Listen Now.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by Jason Cain, Managing Director at Boston Private for a discussion on the Trump and Biden tax plans. Their conversation covers the tax proposals of the presidential candidates, an examination of the differences and potential preparations family offices should consider.

Many of the “unicornios”, billion plus dollar businesses, being built in Latin America are FinTechs, financial technology companies.   Today on the podcast we get an insider's perspective on the radical changes taking place in the financial services industry and how the FinTech are disputing the industry lowering costs and improving customer service.  These changes are transforming our relationship with money and changing the very definition of wealth.  Patrick Dwyer is Managing Director, Head of Strategic Business Development at Boston Private, a leading provider of fully integrated wealth management, trust, private and commercial banking services.   Patrick is for many one of most honest and insightful financial advisors in Miami and beyond.  Prior to joining Boston Private, Mr. Dwyer served as Private Wealth Advisor at Merrill for nearly three decades.  During his time there, Mr. Dwyer earned numerous accolades, including Forbes #1 Florida “Best-in-State Wealth Advisors”, Barron's Top 100 Financial Advisors in America, and Financial Times Top 400 Financial Advisors.In the tech world Juan Pablo has co-founded Idea.me, Miami Angels, the Lab Miami, Lab Ventures & Wonder (purchased in 2020 by Atari). He also publishes a widely read column on the TecnoLatino https://latamlist.com/author/jpcappello/ and continues advising entrepreneurs in the region from PAGLaw https://www.pag.lawThe podcast “Aqui & Ahora” asks: What are the leaders of the TecnoLatino doing “here & now”? How are they facing the changes and challenges we are living? “Aqui & Ahora” offers tips for entrepreneurs, investors and supporters of the TecnoLatino & MiamiTech.Sponsored by PAGLawEpisode is LivePublished: Aug. 06, 2020 @ 9AM EditUnpublishAdd a TranscriptGet episode better indexed by search engines.Add Chapter MarkersListeners can tap through & see what's coming up.Promote this EpisodeCreate a Video SoundbiteShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInEmail Link to EpisodeDirect Link to MP3Embed this ONE Episode

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by three professionals who specialize in the space industry including a family office principal, a commercial space executive and a former astronaut. The discussion includes the dynamics of the commercial space industry, factors driving investment, various subsectors and how family offices are approaching the industry.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by Mary Klein, Jamie Ritchie and Ron Varney to discuss the art, wine and spirits, and collectibles spaces and how family offices view these industries. The discussion includes the effect of COVID-19 on these markets and lessons learned from previous downturns, how family offices can start and support a collection, risk management considerations and engaging next-gen in collections.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by consolidated reporting professionals who specialize in supporting family offices. Rick Higgins, Padman Perumal and Eric Poirier discuss the history of consolidated reporting, innovations on the horizon, best practices for families looking to start or improve reporting and risk management considerations.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by three different family office principals, Sam Bonsey, Justin Rockefeller and Liesel Pritzker Simmons, who discuss their unique insights as investors and pioneers in the impact investing space. Their conversation includes trends for family offices, the state of impact investing during COVID-19 and best practices for family offices looking to start or deepen their impact investing activities.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, Stephen Bodurtha, Founder & CEO at Flexbridge Partners LLC and Jason Cain, Managing Director at Boston Private discuss fee intelligence including how it works and how family offices are driving value and potentially saving money from these evaluations.

Today's guest is Luis Ubinas. Luis is someone who's been driven by a strong sense of responsibility from an early age. He grew up in the projects of the South Bronx in the 1970s, arguably the most dangerous neighborhood in the United States at the time. With the amazing support of others, including individuals and the government, Luis was not only able to survive that upbringing but also thrive in the years that follow. After graduating from Harvard in 1985, Luis went on to work at McKinsey and eventually become Senior Partner, where he developed and led the West Coast Media and Entertainment Practice. Following McKinsey, he became President of the Ford Foundation for 6 years and led a major restructuring of the organization during the Great Recession. Now, he's a Board Member of numerous large corporations including Electronic Arts, Boston Private, and Mercer. Even with all of this professional success, Luis has always made it a point to look back on his past and make sure that others can have the same opportunities he has had. In this interview, we discuss Luis' upbringing in South Bronx, how that upbringing shaped him, his work as President of the Ford Foundation, and the impact art and technology can have in driving social change. Timestamps 00:05:31 How the environment he grew up in was a blessing 00:11:43 Why a high proportion of immigrants leads to lower criminality 00:14:27 How he navigated out of the South Bronx 00:17:03 Looking back on your past 00:21:40 Finding purpose 00:29:28 Impact of his time at McKinsey 00:31:55 Advice for people early in their careers 00:33:45 His sense of responsibility as a driving force 00:35:25 Understanding the goodness of what you've done 00:39:37 Taking the Ford Foundation job 00:40:58 Restructuring the Ford Foundation 00:48:02 Making real change happen 00:54:00 Art's large role in his life 00:59:06 Art as a vehicle for social change 01:01:16 Technology driving social change 01:05:54 Economic growth and social inclusion 01:08:27 Income inequality 01:11:00 Opportunities for social change during the pandemic

Richard Perez, Managing Director and Chief Strategist at KLS, A Division of Boston Private is joined by Adam Johnson of Bullseye Brief to discuss work from home technologies and corresponding investment trends during COVID-19.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by executive search professionals to talk about the state of the industry during the pandemic and best practices in family office human capital management.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by experts in the philanthropic advisory space to talk about their experiences working with family offices, the state of the industry and what it might look like in a post-pandemic world.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private is joined by life science CEOs to discuss the state of the industry, innovations on the horizon and opportunities that may arise for family offices and investors.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private and Jason Cain, Managing Director at Boston Private discuss the impact of the CARES Act on charitable contributions.

Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private and Rick Ross, Partner and Chair of the Global Hotels and Leisure practice at Dentons discuss the impact of COVID-19 on hotels and hospitality and what the future holds for investors and guests.

Listen now to hear our view on why now is the right time to review your liquidity needs alongside your desired investing outcomes. Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer at Boston Private, takes a deep dive into how you can consider balancing need with opportunity in an uncertain environment.

What could possibly happen next? With the impact of the spread of the coronavirus leaving an unprecedented amount of uncertainty, Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer at Boston Private, reviews three factors that could potentially lay the foundation for economic and equity market improvement in the U.S. Listen now to hear our view.

Many CFOs have told us that storytelling is a big part of being a successful CFO today. However, quite a few finance leaders have told us that this did not come naturally to them and that in fact it was only by virtue of an “A-ha!” moment that they did finally lock on to the notion that as a CFO they had better be able to tell the story in a compelling and engaging manner. When it came to the importance of finance telling the story, Steve Gaven, unlike quite a few of his peers, did not require an “A-ha!” moment. Instead, Gaven arrived inside the CFO office at Boston Private well schooled in communicating both good and at times not-so-good news to investors and analysts. This involved a skill set that he had begun acquiring during the earliest days of his finance career, when he worked for a boutique consulting firm that specialized in helping publicly traded firms craft their messaging to help better drive their capital planning strategies. Along the way, Gaven joined the ranks of equity research analysts, a role that led him to accept a position with Boston Private, where his communications and messaging skills made him an obvious candidate to head up the firm’s investor relations function (as well as serve as VP of finance). So, at this time when other senior finance executives are beginning to flex their storytelling muscles for the first time, Gaven is already fluent and has mastered the combination of relationship-building and easy rapport that finance leaders are frequently left scrambling to develop. Or thus explains Gaven, while using the very skills that undoubtedly distinguish his leadership today. - Jack Sweeney NOW SUBSCRIBE: The Quarterly Digest of CFO Strategic Insight http://bit.ly/2Wfv291 (25 CFO Profiles Every Issue).

Cam Brown is the founder and CEO of King Fish Media, a leading marketing agency specializing in content based solutions. His broad range of experience includes designing and managing large scale integrated programs for a wide variety of industries. He also works with King Fish clients on increasing conversions for their customer acquisition, retention and sales strategies. Cam brings over 25 years of print, interactive, video, live events and marketing/ advertising experience with industry leaders such as Ziff Davis Media, Arnold Advertising and The Robb Report. At Ziff Davis, Cam founded and headed the first ever-custom media business unit at the company. Cam often provides strategic marketing consulting to the investment and venture capital community for emerging companies, advising them on their communication strategies. He serves on the Advisory Board of Give Us Your Poor, an organization that brings together the latest research, multimedia, celebrities, citizens, homeless people, and partner organizations to help end homelessness, and is an Advisor to FreePriceAlerts.com, a price search engine that notifies online shoppers via any device when the lowest price for products is available to them. Founded in 2001, King Fish Media is a leader in strategy, content marketing and custom design, having created profitable programs for companies such as Ameriprise, Boston Private, CoLucid Pharmaceuticals, Commvault, IBM, Intershop, Janus Capital, Keurig Green Mountain, Nasoya, Nuance, Parexel, QOL Medical, Risk Strategies Company, Zappos, and others. King Fish Media is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.

Boston Private’s new CIO Shannon Saccocia has learned a thing or two about how to prepare for media interviews. She shares her secrets, and also weighs in on how artificial intelligence is transforming financial services and how advisors can stay relevant amid the shift to passive investing.

Washington policy expert, Doug Fisher; Sullivan & Worcester's tax law expert and partner, Amy Sheridan; and Boston Private's Managing Director, Brian Lopez as they review the new tax cuts for pass-through entities and small businesses, including planning tips and considerations to maximize the benefits under the new law.

From her job in Israel's Ben Gurion Airport Coordination Center to managing director at wealth management firm Boston Private (with a few stops and other careers in between), Susan Black understands the path of a relauncher. In this podcast she speaks with Carol Fishman Cohen about her circuitous pathway and discusses the three main drivers when contemplating a career reinvention.