One day in 2017, three Belgian friends, joined at the hip since their time at university, sat down with members of 120 wealthy families in Brussels.
There was no agenda to speak of. The only hunch shared by the three organizers, Guillaume Desclée, Guillaume de Monie and Gaëtane Meurant, was that those invited to the hired office space that day – a mix of old friends, friends of friends and strangers drawn to the meeting by word of mouth – felt disengaged from the process of wealth management.
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