Your Family Office. Our Platform.

Each family gets the ownership and control of a single family office, with the infrastructure and economies of scale of a multi-family office. You own the structure. We run the platform underneath it.

Who This Is For

Families whose wealth has outgrown a single advisor, but who do not want the cost and staffing of a standalone family office.

  • Several advisors, no one coordinating them
  • Multiple entities, trusts, and asset classes
  • A next generation that needs structure and preparation

What Each Family Gets

  • A dedicated single family office: your entity, your board, your charter
  • Consolidated reporting across the full balance sheet
  • Coordination of attorneys, CPAs, managers, and insurance
  • Governance design and an operating rhythm

Why This Structure

  • Ownership: the office belongs to the family, not the platform
  • Leverage: shared systems and staff lower the cost
  • Independence: we coordinate your team rather than replace it

Single, Multi, or Both

Families usually choose between owning a single family office and joining a multi-family office. The 2SIX model is built to keep what each does well.

Standalone single family officeTypical multi-family office2SIX Partners
Who owns the officeThe familyThe MFO firmThe family owns its dedicated office
GovernanceFamily's own board and charterUsually the firm's standard processFamily's own board and charter, designed with us
Staff and systemsHired and paid for by the familyShared across clientsShared platform, principal-led
Cost structureHigh fixed cost regardless of activityFees spread across many clientsFixed retainer plus fees only for services used
PrivacyFully privateVaries by firmPrivate by default; sharing optional

General comparison. Individual firms and family offices vary.

From First Conversation to Operating Rhythm

Discovery

We map the family's entities, trusts, advisors, and decision-making today, and where the gaps are.

Design the family office

We establish the dedicated office: entity, board, charter, and the roles the family wants us to fill.

Stand up governance

Family council, trust protocols, and a Family Capital Framework if the family wants one.

Connect the advisors

Existing attorneys, CPAs, managers, and insurers stay in place. We become the hub that connects them and sees the whole balance sheet.

Run the rhythm

Consolidated reporting, board and council meetings, an annual family meeting, and next-generation programs, on a set calendar.

Shared Intelligence

Families on the platform can benefit from collective experience without giving up privacy or autonomy.

Private by default. Collaboration is optional, never required.

Anonymized insights

Decision frameworks and lessons shared across the platform, anonymized to protect each family's privacy.

Governance best practices

What has worked, and what hasn't, in family councils, trust administration, and next-generation preparation.

No forced participation

No expectation of meetings, collaboration, or deal participation. Engagement is entirely on the family's terms.

A Small Number of Families, by Design

Building a dedicated family office for each family takes principal time, so the platform is capped by complexity and governance capacity, not by volume. Both founders work directly with every family. Engagements are by invitation, and fit matters as much as size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a multi-family office?

A multi-family office serves several families from one shared team and infrastructure, typically covering governance, advisor coordination, consolidated reporting, and administration. Families share the cost of staff and systems that would be expensive to build alone.

How is 2SIX Partners different from a typical multi-family office?

Most multi-family offices serve families as clients of one shared organization. 2SIX Partners establishes a dedicated single family office for each family, with the family's own entity, board, and governance charter, and runs it on the shared 2SIX platform. The family owns the structure; the platform supplies the infrastructure.

What is the difference between a single family office and a multi-family office?

A single family office serves one family and is owned and staffed by that family, which gives full control at a high fixed cost. A multi-family office serves several families from shared staff and systems, which lowers cost but usually means less control. The 2SIX model combines a family-owned office with shared infrastructure.

Does a family have to participate in group activities or share information?

No. Each family's office is private by default. Shared intelligence across the platform is anonymized and entirely optional; there is no expectation of meetings, collaboration, or deal participation.

Does 2SIX Partners provide investment advice?

No. 2SIX Partners is not a registered investment adviser. Investment services, including outsourced chief investment officer services, are provided by WealthEQ, LLC, a Colorado-registered investment adviser, under a separate agreement.

Is This Structure Right for Your Family?

We work with a small number of families by design. A conversation is the best way to find out whether the fit is there.

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2SIX Partners is not a registered investment adviser and does not provide investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice. Investment advisory services, including outsourced chief investment officer services, are provided by WealthEQ, LLC, a Registered Investment Advisor registered with the State of Colorado, under a separate agreement. WealthEQ and 2SIX Partners are separate entities; Mike Corbett is the founder and principal of WealthEQ and a co-founder of 2SIX Partners. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training. This website is for informational purposes only and is not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security.