When to refer, what to send, and how the introduction works. Written for wealth advisors, estate and family attorneys, and family office staff.
Every introduction is handled in confidence.
Any one of these usually makes a family more visible than its security was built for. Print this list or keep it beside your client review notes.
Dear [Client name], Given [the recent sale / your upcoming move / the matter we discussed], I would like to introduce you to Strategic Advisory Group, a licensed Virginia firm that advises families on privacy and physical security. Their principals come from national intelligence and special operations, and a principal handles every engagement personally. Most families start with their Private Exposure Assessment: two weeks, a fixed fee, and a written brief on what an outsider could learn about your family, homes and movements, with clear steps to close it. Nothing is shared with me unless you agree to it in writing. If you would like a quick sense of where you stand first, their 10-question self-check takes about three minutes: https://sagglobal.com/self-check You can reach them directly at 203-770-5461 or connect@sagglobal.com, or I can make the introduction. Best regards, [Your name]
Add your firm name and the link tells us the result came from you. With the client’s consent, we keep you informed after they take it.
https://sagglobal.com/self-check