TIGER 21, a US-based peer learning network for HNWIs, has established a new Boston group, bringing the number of cities across North America with a TIGER 21 presence to 18.
The new group, which aims to lure membership from the New England area, will be headed by James Cornell, a managing partner of Fiduciary Wealth Partners.
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Cornell is also co-founder of Into the Fog, a private peer-to-peer investment group of 20 family offices in New England.
Previously, Cornell has served as managing director at The Bollard Group and also held roles with Fidelity Investments as president of Fidelity Private Wealth Management, portfolio advisory services, fidelity personal trust company and fidelity estate planning groups.
According to TIGER 21, the Chicago group will follow the firm’s pooling collective intelligence model for HNWI’s who meet monthly to share investment ideas and personal experiences on wealth-related issues.
TIGER 21 will also provide members with access to investment opportunities, including private equity, real estate and hedge funds, as well as participation in a host of other alternative investments.
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By GlobalDataTIGER 21 president Jonathan Kempner said: "Jamie truly understands the needs of high-net-worth investors and we expect the Boston group to thrive under his leadership."
Tiger 21 has more than 300 members who collectively manage about $30bn in investable assets.
