Salon C-11: where the family decides the succession of the wealth and the heir kit arrives before the will
Salon C-11 sits on the 6th floor of the Polanco lower-floor corridor where Mexican family offices and entrepreneurial families run their quarterly wealth governance meetings: 10 horseshoe-arranged seats with a continuous table, a lectern for the patriarch or matriarch, a five-metre LED screen with simultaneous projection of the wealth balance and the investment portfolio, an annexed room with a phone line for calls with the private banker, the family officer and the tax advisor where applicable, a sealed chamber for the will annexes and family protocols and a closed kitchen with discreet service. This is where the family offices controlling industrial groups with operations in Mexico, the US and Latin America meet, where entrepreneurial families in generational transition gather, where private investment trusts with double tax residency assemble and where the family investment club assemblies run. What separates Salon C-11 is the family governance ritual: the heir kit enters before the will, exits signed for by each family member at close and lets the family officer archive the minutes without the merch pulling attention from the wealth balance.