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Your NFL contract is an exit. The ultra-high-net-worth understand that - and they plan for it. Bronson spent 7 years in the NFL as a W-2 employee, got crushed on taxes his first year sitting in muni bonds at 3%, and decided to spend the rest of his career learning exactly how family offices and top operators structure their wealth. Now he's the one opening those doors for other athletes.

In this episode, Bronson breaks down the exact mindset rituals he used to stay present during competition - writing 2-3 actionable words before every practice, staying out of fear (which lives in the future) and regret (which lives in the past). He shares the story of his father coming from Tonga at 8 years old with cardboard in the bottom of his shoes, and how remembering that story keeps him grounded, hungry, and humble. Family Office Club has connected capital raisers and family offices at 300+ events over 19 years - athletes like Bronson are exactly who this community was built for.

What is the most costly financial mistake athletes make after signing their second contract? Bronson has the answer, and it will change how you think about your own exit.

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Bronson attended Brigham Young University where he played both football and basketball. He graduated in Statistics with an emphasis in Analytics. He was then drafted to the Baltimore Ravens and played in the NFL for 7 years, as well with the New York Jets and Green Bay Packers.

While playing in the NFL, he invested in real estate and learned tax strategies to help himself and his teammates out. He currently helps athletes, entrepreneurs, & family offices navigate their private investments and tax alt strategies as a trusted advisor.

Bronson founded Young Athlete Society where athletes, parents, and coaches can get help for their kids mental strength training and all things needed to get to the next level, with an emphasis on athlete mental health.

He also founded Utah’s first NFL Charity flag football event called Charity of Champions, where NFL players play with people from the community to help local charities in giving back.

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The closing segment of the last panel of the day — and one of the most honest. A family office investor argues that most people are walking past million-dollar opportunities every day: the car wash owner with no succession plan, the small hotel operator whose kids just want the cash. These businesses can be acquired without large amounts of capital if you bring the right non-cash currencies — experience, network, operational expertise. A second-gen family office investor closes with a reminder that AI is accelerating the pace of everything, human connection is becoming the scarcest resource, and staying close to people building in your industry is the real edge. The final word: show up every day present, energized, and grateful — and pursue the people who deserve it.

About Family Office Club

The world's largest investor club in the family office space. 19 years. 300+ events. 16 million members. $1B+ in community transactions.

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The most tactically dense episode of the panel. A former Air Force pilot who built the US military's AFWERX innovation program explains exactly how he structures deals around government contracts — using the Electra hybrid electric aircraft as a live example: $65M pre-money valuation, with a $30M Air Force contract not factored into the price. His fund put its check in escrow, the government signed, and the investment dropped in at an automatic discount because government revenue adds no dilution. Then: warrants, options, and capped valuations as tools to manufacture 80-95% discounts. Closes with the $100K question — four panelists answer where they would put their first $100K today: distressed assets and land, India pre-IPOs doubling every year, leveraged acquisitions of aging boomer businesses, and an AI-plus-electricians play that Richard says nobody is doing yet.

About Family Office Club

The world's largest investor club in the family office space. 19 years. 300+ events. 16 million members. $1B+ in community transactions.

🔔 Subscribe for weekly content from our summits, panels, and investor interviews.
🌐 FamilyOffices.com
📩 Membership: FamilyOffices.com/join

https://familyoffices.com/