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CENTUM Private Office
For IT leadersBy introduction60-Day membership

Executive Wealth Building in 60 Days — the Seven-Figure Net-Worth Protocol for Tech Leaders

You earn $300K–$500K a year — and you're not building wealth like you should. The office names the leaks and keeps the schedule that closes them, on your behalf.

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Instant access after checkout · 30-day money-back · No financial products sold
I · The quiet concerns

What goes unsaid in the corner office.

Three concerns that quietly cap the net worth of high earners — the ones a good office raises before you do.

i

High income, quietly low net worth

You make more than your parents combined but have less net worth to show for it. Your accountant calls taxes a “problem” but doesn't solve it.

ii

A strategy that is really just hope

Stock options, RSUs, bonus structures — all complicated. You don't know if you're optimizing or simply hoping the stock goes up.

iii

One career move from undone

Other executives hold real wealth — real estate, investments, diversification. You're concentrated in company equity. One move and it could tank.

From a single fragile position to a deliberate, balanced estate

Don't sell it. Stop betting everything on it.

Real estate, public-market index funds, private positions — a portfolio, not a lottery ticket. The office quantifies the single-basket risk in dollars, then moves capital on a schedule.

Held with you and your CPA
II · The arrangement

Three undertakings, kept behind one door.

From a single-basket fortune to a deliberate, tax-aware estate — held with you and your CPA, no products sold.

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Survey

Map your actual income — salary, bonus, equity, taxes

We model total comp, the tax bill, and what's actually left — then find the leaks: taxes to optimize, insurance you overpay for, investments you neglect.

II
Reposition

Diversify away from company equity

Don't sell it — just stop putting every wealth-egg in the company basket. A portfolio, not a lottery ticket.

III
Hold the course

Build a wealth model for the next 5 years

Set a net-worth target, reverse-engineer the monthly number. Mechanistic, never aspirational.

Wealth concentrated in a single position

A plan that executes, not a folder that gathers dust.

Instant access · 30-day money-back
III · The arrangement · the ledger

The 60-day arrangement, entered line by line.

Long enough to stop modelling and begin executing — capital actually leaves the concentrated position, on a schedule, without theatre.

25%Day 15 60%Day 36 closedDay 60 · mandate met
Day 15 · 25%

You know your real tax situation and a modeled diversification strategy — intentional wealth-building vs. hoping.

Day 36 · 60%

The arrangement is in motion: capital leaving concentrated equity on a schedule, each sale timed with your CPA.

Day 60 · closed

$200K+ diversified out of company equity, tax withholding optimized, net investable surplus clear.

IV · The members' book

Signed by people who run real org charts.

Not transformations — references. Tech leaders who stopped hoping and began running the balance sheet quietly, by arrangement.

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Two decades of compensation and a single ticker to show for it. The office made the concentration a number, then a schedule to undo it. No theatre — just a quiet plan I actually kept.
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M. Halloran
VP Engineering · 600-person org
+$310K placed outside equity
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My accountant called taxes a “problem.” The office modelled the actual sale windows and walked them through my CPA. The first time my equity wasn't simply hope.
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D. Pereira
CTO · late-stage infrastructure
tax drag −$28K / yr
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It reads like a private statement and runs like one. Set the mark, place the number every month. Mechanistic, never aspirational — which is why it held.
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R. Anand
Engineering Director · public company
net worth +19% / yr
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V · Discreet questions

The questions raised quietly.

What exactly do I get for $97, and when?+

Immediately after checkout: the Arrangement brief — a modelled view of your real after-tax compensation, a plan to move wealth out of single-basket risk, and CPA-aligned sale timing. Instant access, no waiting, no upsell, no product pitch.

Isn't holding company equity enough?+

For some. But an acquisition, a low IPO, or headwinds leave you with one thing in one basket. Diversification is insurance, not pessimism.

What about taxes — isn't selling equity taxable?+

Yes — which is exactly why you need a tax strategy, not random selling. Right years, right amounts, right timing, through your CPA.

Private companies / real estate / crypto?+

Depends on risk tolerance and timeline. We model the scenarios. Real estate + public market + company equity for most; private deals are the spice, not the meal.

I'm worried about getting it wrong.+

Worry about getting it right. A mediocre, consistent plan beats no plan. In ten years you'll be glad you started — or wish you had.

VI · The invitation

Enter the arrangement.

An arrangement that replaces “hope the stock holds” with an estate you actually control — mapped to your real compensation. Choose your term:

Opening review
$47
once
30-Day brief
By introduction
The Arrangement
$97
once
60-Day membership
Operating model
$597
once
365-Day full year

A fee-only advisor bills $300–500/hour. The Arrangement is $97, once — advice-only, and nothing else is ever sold to you.

  • A modelled view of your real after-tax compensation
  • A plan to move wealth out of single-basket risk
  • Sale timing aligned with your CPA — we sell no products
  • 30-day money-back if the office isn't worth it
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The Arrangement · $97 once · 30-day money-back