The Chief Health Officer: Why Family Offices Are Hiring Medical Executives
A new C-suite role is emerging in the world's most sophisticated family offices — the CHO, responsible for the health capital of the entire family enterprise.
How the world's most sophisticated families are building bespoke health ecosystems — from concierge physicians to genetic vaults to estate-level longevity protocols.
"The most important asset on a family balance sheet is not a property portfolio or a PE fund. It is the health and cognitive capacity of the principals."— James Rothschild, Concordia Advisors
Average annual spend on private health concierge per principal
Of family offices with $500M+ AUM now employ a Chief Health Officer
Average biological age advantage of UHNW individuals vs. general population
A new C-suite role is emerging in the world's most sophisticated family offices — the CHO, responsible for the health capital of the entire family enterprise.
From cord blood banking to whole-genome sequencing archives, ultra-wealthy families are building biological insurance policies that span generations.
Circadian lighting, EMF-shielded bedrooms, air quality systems, and biophilic design — the architectural features that the world's most health-conscious families are specifying.
"We manage our clients' health the way we manage their portfolios — with rigorous data, long-term thinking, and an obsessive focus on compounding returns."