Thane Stenner is founder of Stenner Investment Partners within Richardson GMP Ltd., as well as director, wealth management. He is also bestselling author of ´True Wealth: an expert guide for high-net-worth individuals (and their advisors)’. He is the managing director of TIGER 21 Canada, a network for high net worth investors. He can be reached at thane.Stenner@RichardsonGMP.com
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