Posts by Tom Crotty

Senior Manager, Family Office Practice Leader

Tom Crotty brings over 40 years of experience serving family offices and family businesses. He combines his CPA background with high-energy leadership, strategy, management expertise, and communication to drive growth and success for his clients. He has worked extensively in multi-family office, business and professional services, contracting, mortgage banking, distribution, and nonprofit industries.

Tom aims to provide clients with timely, accurate, and relevant information they need to make sound, proactive decisions about their future. Since no two family offices are alike, he takes time to assess each client’s goals, understand their current situation, and provides a clear, concise path forward. Whether your family office is looking to secure, grow, and sustain their wealth, or transition to the next generation, Tom can develop an effective strategy.

Tom received his MBA from UCLA Anderson Graduate School of Management, and his BSC in Finance from Santa Clara University. He currently serves on the Board of Catholic Community Foundation. He has also served as the President of the Board for Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County and as Chair of the Board for the Montalvo Art Center in Saratoga, CA. On the weekends, you can find Tom reading a book or enjoying a long walk on the trails with his spouse.

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Choose the Right Family Office Accounting Software to Eliminate Financial Complexity

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What Is a Family Office?

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Family Office Technology Transitions

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Risk Mitigation in Family Offices: Effective Strategies for Internal Control

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Why Are K-1 Forms Often Delayed?

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How a Family Office Helps Busy CEOs

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Protect Family Assets by Shifting to a Family Enterprise Mindset

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Five Imperatives to an Effective Family Office

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Simple Steps for Setting Up a Family Office

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4 Critical Areas to Explore Before Setting Up a Family Office

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What You Need to Know About Virtual Family Offices

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Creating an Effective Family Office Structure

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Do Your Business and Family Office Need Separate CFOs?

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Why the Right Quarterback is Critical to Your Family Office

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Is Scope Creep Running Rampant in Your Family Office? Regain Control with These Tips