Estate managers who successfully balance short-term and long-term planning create more stable estate operations. A well-structured plan ensures that immediate tasks contribute to the estate’s long-term success.
Balancing Long-Term and Short-Term Planning in Estate Management
Balancing Long-Term and Short-Term Planning in Estate Management
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Kimberly Varney
Kimberly has over 20 years' experience acquiring and operating luxury homes for Sports and Entertainment figures, Fortune 500 Executives, and impact-driven philanthropists. Her experiences cover a broad spectrum of development and management from project planning to property acquisition, construction, and estate management.
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Sharing Estate Management Expertise: Kelly Dixon’s Commitment to Empowerment
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As part of our ‘Summer of Sharing’ series, we’re exploring how Kelly Dixon actively shares her estate management knowledge to empower individuals in the industry and improve professional practices.
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Ask an Expert // Talking Estate Finances with Sara Hobbs
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In our latest Ask an Expert session, I had the chance to speak with Sara Hobbs of Forecastle Financial, a Personal CFO who works directly with high-net-worth households. We talked about what it means to be a Personal CFO and how Sara’s role includes much more than bookkeeping
The Agency Round Table // How Domestic Agencies Really Work
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In the private service industry, the majority of estate management jobs are routed through domestic staffing agencies. For estate management candidates seeking new positions or planning a transition, understanding how these agencies operate is essential. Our Agency Round Table pulled back the curtain on how private staffing really works. This is a must-watch for anyone engaging in their own job search or placing staff for their principal.
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