Smelling blood on Wall Street, genteel family offices are using the 'S' word, study shows

A sales culture is being driven by competitve pressures and opportunities for fresh assets that are too tempting to pass up

Author Lisa Shidler October 4, 2011 at 3:07 PM

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David Lincoln: Many of these family offices used to be content with slow growth, but now they find that they need to demonstrate vibrant to attract top talent.

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