You don’t need another financial plan. You need family alignment and an adviser team that talks.

I bring coaching and facilitation to your family council meetings and hands-on project management to your existing advisers, so your vision stays clear and decisions never stall.

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Most wealth plans break down in one of two places: at the family dinner table, where hard conversations about inheritance and legacy get put off, or in the adviser boardroom, where good professionals work in silos. I work in both rooms.

How we work

Three roles, one direction.

I don’t replace your advisers or give financial, legal or tax advice. My role is to keep your family and your advisers aligned, and the work moving.

At the family table

Your family

Sets the direction

Your family sets the vision, values and legacy goals. Every decision stays yours.

From your family to Ivan Ang: Vision, priorities, what’s changed

From Ivan Ang to your family: Clear options to decide on

In both rooms

Ivan Ang

Facilitation & orchestration

I facilitate your family council meetings and project manage the work between your advisers, so nothing stalls waiting on you.

From Ivan Ang to your technical advisers: Briefs, requests, follow-up

From your technical advisers to Ivan Ang: Advice and answers

In the adviser boardroom

Your technical advisers

Provide the advice

Your accountant, lawyer, planner and broker provide the legal, financial and tax advice, with the full picture in front of them.

One direction: your family’s vision, values and legacy.

How I can help

Four ways to work with me.

  • 01

    Family Council Facilitation

    Structured family meetings that build alignment on vision, values and legacy, so tough conversations happen early, before they turn into conflict.

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  • 02

    Adviser Orchestration & Project Management

    I project manage your existing accountant, lawyer, planner and broker, so their work stays in sync with your family’s direction and decisions keep moving.

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  • 03

    Executive Coaching & Leadership Masterclasses

    One-to-one coaching and masterclasses for business owners and leaders, including those preparing a successor or building their leadership capacity.

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  • 04

    Keynote Speaking

    Talks for conferences, industry events and business groups on family alignment, adviser coordination and leadership. Topics include Discovering your Leadership Signature, The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth and Overcoming Busyness.

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My story

From the planner’s desk to the family table.

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I started my career as a financial planner and built my own practice, which I sold in 2010. For more than a decade after that I coached executives and business owners, including as a Founding Member of the Maxwell Leadership Team and, for five years, coaching the Commonwealth Bank’s financial planners across Australia.

Working with business owners, I kept seeing the same pattern. Their advisers were good at what they did, but they rarely spoke to each other. When I asked when their accountant had last spoken to their financial planner, the answer was often a year or two. Meanwhile, the family’s plans kept changing.

Avoiding hard conversations about inheritance and legacy doesn’t prevent conflict. It only delays it, often until it’s too late to talk it through. A 2015 Queensland study, reported by Tang Law (opens in a new tab), found that 86% of claims contesting a will are brought by immediate family, and 63% by children of the deceased.

So today I work in both rooms. As a family council facilitator, I draw on my coaching background to help families build alignment around vision, values and legacy. As an adviser project manager, I draw on my financial planning experience to coordinate your accountant, lawyer, planner and broker, so their work stays in sync with your family’s direction.

More about my background

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myPath Wealth

Not sure where to start?

Through myPath Wealth, which I co-founded with Michael Youssef, you can take the Fragility Coefficient: a short self-assessment that shows where your family’s decisions still depend on one person.

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In their words

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Book a Power Chat

Start with a conversation, not a plan.

A short, confidential chat about your family, your advisers and what you’d like to stop carrying. Book a time that suits you, and we’ll take it from there.

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