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Season 4, Episode 6 - Get to know the Family

If you're looking to expand your investor base, this episode of The Exchange Feed is for you. To tell us everything about Family Offices, Dr. Michael J. Oliver, Co-founder of Global Partnership Family Offices, joins Omar Khafagy, Manager of Corporate Access at TMX Group. From who they are, to how they invest, you'll get to know the unique space of Family Offices.

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