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Purpose of Wealth: the secret to protecting and growing intergenerational wealth is a brand new podcast from Mutual Trust, Australia’s leading modern Multi-Family Office.Hosted by Narelle Hooper, award-winning Australian editor and interviewer (Company Director magazine and…
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Episode 31 The Black Box and Breaking The Model for Greater Good (opens the original)
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We’ve all heard about blended families. But have you heard about blended finance? It's surfacing as a significant trend in philanthropy, to de-risk investment and mobilise larger pools of private capital to benefit community and the environment, and it's helping more families rethink their approach to giving so they can have more impact. In this episode host Narelle Hooper speaks with Victoria Stoddard and Alan Schwartz AO. Victoria is Director of Philanthropy at Mutual Trust whose role helps br
Episode 30 Family Brew: How Coopers Built a Multigenerational Legacy (opens the original)
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What’s the secret to building an enduring family legacy that spans over 160 years? In this episode of The Purpose of Wealth, fifth and sixth generation members of the iconic Coopers Brewery , Melanie Cooper and Andrew Cooper share some of the highs, lows, and lessons with host Narelle Hooper . From its early beginnings in Adelaide in 1862 when founder Thomas Cooper brewed up an ale as a tonic for his sick wife Ann, Coopers is now Australia's largest independent family-owned brewer, brewing more
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