
Mark Tepsich
UBS advisor who helps families build or evolve family offices and governance structures, with experience guiding multi-generational wealth and institutional solutions.
Top 3 podcasts with Mark Tepsich
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Feb 12, 2026 • 59min
Family Constitutions and Governance: Building Alignment Across Generations
Richard Wolkowitz, founder advising families on generational continuity; Susan Schoenfeld, former trust lawyer and CPA focused on legacy and stewardship; Bill McLean, adviser on ownership transitions; Jennifer Strom, consultant on family dynamics and decision-making; Mark Tepsich, UBS advisor on building family offices. They discuss why governance matters, how the process beats the paper, engaging multiple generations, handling hard conversations, and keeping governance practical and reviewable.

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May 22, 2025 • 36min
Understanding and Utilizing Closely Held Family Office Groups with Mark Tepsich
Mark Tepsich, Executive Director at UBS Private Wealth Management, shares his expertise on closely held family office groups. He discusses the growing trend of firms creating in-house family office teams to provide tailored wealth management solutions. Mark delves into the rationale behind these structures, emphasizing their role in effective governance and decision-making. He also reflects on his journey from general counsel in a family office to a design specialist, highlighting the importance of collaboration and trust among advisors in the wealth management landscape.

Aug 16, 2024 • 31min
The Role of a Family Office Expert Generalist
Mark Tepsich, a Family Office Design and Governance Strategist, joins former COO Seth Gardner, an experienced advisor to affluent families. They discuss the critical role of the Expert Generalist in family offices, highlighting how this role weaves together complex family dynamics and investments. Topics include the need for emotional intelligence, flexibility, and the ability to communicate across various family and specialist perspectives. They also touch on the unique educational backgrounds that enhance problem-solving in wealth management.


