Family Office Club

Family Office Club is an investor network and media platform founded by Richard C. Wilson. Its stated reach includes 19 million social media followers and 17 million registered members across social media networking groups. Members have completed $1 billion in deals between them. The organization reports a 15-person team, 19 years of operating history and 340 events hosted.

The network brings investors together with family businesses, allocators and operators. It uses events and media to connect them with business resources. Obstetricians.com gives practice owners material on economics, growth capital, acquisitions and succession.

For questions, email richard@doctorsinvestorclub.com or text and WhatsApp Richard at (808) 600-9260.

Family Office Club for practice owners and investors

Richard C. Wilson founded Family Office Club for investor education and networking. The organization reports 19 million social followers and 17 million members. It also reports $1 billion in member deals, a 15-person team, 19 years in operation and 340 hosted events.

Why owners may find the network relevant

A physician owner may need to understand capital sources, succession options, investor expectations or the difference between a strategic partner and a financial sponsor. Owners may use education and networking to sharpen their questions and identify advisers to investigate. Participation does not constitute an endorsement, diligence conclusion, financing commitment or offer to buy a practice.

Engage thoughtfully

• Define the decision and what information is safe to share.
• Separate introductions from professional advice and formal diligence.
• Ask about fees, conflicts, confidentiality, eligibility and follow-up expectations.
• Have independent legal and tax advisers review any proposed transaction. Bring in accounting or financial advice where the deal calls for it.

Contact

For an owner or investor discussion, email Richard@DoctorsInvestorClub.com. Never send patient information through an introduction request.

Investor education and introductions

Family Office Club describes its work as investor education, with events and research alongside networking. Educational material can help physician owners parse investor language on governance and liquidity, then ask sharper diligence questions about portfolio strategy. They should evaluate each counterpart on its own terms and retain advisers who represent the practice’s interests.

Before an introduction

Prepare a short non-confidential summary: practice profile, ownership goal, target geography, timing and the conversation you want. Avoid patient information, sensitive employee data, payer rates and confidential financial records until appropriate confidentiality and handling terms are in place. Ask who will receive the information and how it may be used.

Reported organization proof points

Family Office Club materials report 19 million social followers, 17 million members, $1 billion in deals between members, a 15-person team, 19 years and 340 events. These organization-reported figures do not represent audited investment performance or Richard’s personal wealth.

Questions owners can bring to an investor education discussion

• What is the difference between a minority investment, recapitalization and control transaction?
• How do governance rights interact with physician ownership and clinical leadership?
• What questions should owners ask about rollover equity and future liquidity?
• How should an owner evaluate a capital partner’s experience and conflicts?
• Which adviser roles should be independent of the prospective buyer or investor?
• What information should be withheld until confidentiality terms are agreed?

An educational discussion can help owners prepare these questions. It cannot replace legal review, transaction diligence, a valuation engagement or a financing commitment. Owners should evaluate all counterparties and advisers independently.

Contact and information handling

Email Richard@DoctorsInvestorClub.com with a high-level topic. Do not send patient records or sensitive transaction data in an introductory message. If a substantive process follows, agree on confidentiality and document handling before sharing nonpublic materials.

To correct an organization-reported figure, email richard@doctorsinvestorclub.com with the source wording and its publication link.

These organization-reported proof points should not be recast as a personal financial claim.

All introductions remain subject to independent review and appropriate diligence.