A Coordinated Private Wealth Experience

Private Wealth &
Legacy Leadership

Your wealth may have outgrown a single advisor. Bring your family, strategies, and long-term priorities into one coordinated conversation.

Designed for qualified families.
Created for founders, entrepreneurs, and multi-generational families with $10M–$30M+ in assets seeking greater clarity, continuity, and control.

Bring every part of your wealth into one conversation.

Significant wealth often creates fragmented advice, competing priorities, and unnecessary complexity. Private Wealth & Legacy Leadership is designed to help qualified families coordinate the professionals, strategies, and decisions surrounding their financial lives.

One family.
One coordinated strategy.
One enduring direction.

A private, relationship-first experience shaped around continuity, stewardship, and intentional decision-making.

Wealth is rarely limited by access. It is limited by coordination.

The Prevail approach extends beyond traditional investment management. We bring together strategic disciplines to help families evaluate how wealth is created, protected, governed, and carried forward.

01

Tax-Advantaged Wealth Strategies

Evaluate structures designed to help address taxation, liquidity, long-term income, wealth transfer, and the preservation of capital.

02

Family Wealth Governance

Bring clarity to family priorities, decision-making, succession, communication, and the stewardship of wealth across generations.

03

A Financial Board of Directors

Coordinate specialists around the family’s broader financial life instead of expecting one professional to solve every complex issue.

The Real Risk of Complexity

More advisors do not always create more clarity.

A family may have an investment advisor, attorney, accountant, insurance professional, business consultant, and estate-planning team, yet still lack one coordinated direction.

Fragmented Advice

Professionals may operate independently, leaving the family to connect the decisions.

Uncoordinated Tax Decisions

Investment, estate, business, and insurance strategies can create unintended consequences when they are evaluated separately.

Generational Misalignment

Wealth transfer can become more difficult when family values, expectations, and responsibilities have not been clearly communicated.

Decision Fatigue

Significant wealth creates endless options. True value comes from filtering the noise and bringing forward the decisions that matter.

Four perspectives. One coordinated conversation.

Each executive brings a distinct area of leadership to the conversation, helping families see beyond isolated products and toward a more integrated financial direction.

Andrew Stafford, President and Managing Partner of Public Markets at Prevail

Andrew Stafford

President
Managing Partner, Public Markets
AIF®

Enterprise strategy, public markets, entrepreneurial wealth, tax-efficient planning, and long-term financial coordination.

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Heather Heckadon, Vice President and Managing Partner of Advisor Integration at Prevail

Heather A. Heckadon

Vice President
Managing Partner, Advisor Integration

Advisor integration, family coordination, retirement-income strategy, fiduciary insight, and thoughtful implementation.

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Brad Lawing, Senior Vice President and Managing Partner of Prevail Strategies

Brad Lawing

Senior Vice President
Managing Partner, Prevail Strategies

Private wealth, business-owner planning, exit strategy, tax diversification, and customized financial roadmaps.

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Craig Gordon, Vice President and Managing Partner of Advisor Development and Strategy at Prevail

Craig Gordon

Vice President
Managing Partner, Advisor Development & Strategy

Family wealth strategy, private-client leadership, advisor development, and strategies designed to create, leverage, and protect wealth.

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A private conversation before a recommendation.

The purpose of the first conversation is not to sell a product. It is to understand the family, identify areas of complexity, and determine whether Prevail’s coordinated approach may be an appropriate fit.

01

Listen First

Understand your family, priorities, business interests, existing relationships, and long-term concerns.

02

Identify the Friction

Clarify where strategies may be fragmented, duplicated, overlooked, or working against one another.

03

Define the Next Conversation

Determine which specialists and strategic disciplines should be brought together for a more coordinated review.

Begin with clarity.

These questions can help you determine whether a coordinated private wealth and legacy conversation may be appropriate for your family.

The experience is designed for qualified founders, entrepreneurs, business owners, and multi-generational families whose wealth, professional relationships, and planning needs have become increasingly complex. It may be especially relevant for families with approximately $10 million to $30 million or more in assets.
No. Prevail’s role is to help coordinate the broader financial conversation and, when appropriate, work alongside your existing attorneys, accountants, insurance professionals, and other specialists. Prevail does not provide legal or tax advice.
The first conversation is designed to understand your family, existing strategies, professional relationships, concerns, and long-term priorities. The objective is to identify areas of complexity and determine whether further coordination may be valuable.
No. The initial conversation is intended to be educational, relationship-focused, and centered on understanding the full scope of your family’s financial life. Any future strategies would depend on your goals, circumstances, risk tolerance, and a separate review of available options.
Private. Intentional. Coordinated.

Your legacy deserves more than disconnected advice.

Begin with a private conversation designed to determine whether Prevail’s Private Wealth & Legacy Leadership experience may be the right next step for your family.

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This material is provided for informational and educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as individualized investment, tax, legal, insurance, or estate-planning advice. Strategies discussed may not be appropriate for every individual or family. Consult qualified professionals regarding your specific circumstances.