The Cendrowski Corporate Advisors team is uniquely qualified to offer governance advisory services. In addition to business and corporate experience, advising nonprofit and philanthropic organizations requires a very specific understanding of their unique governance practices and requirements.
Cendrowski Corporate Advisors can help private companies improve and assess their governance practices; we focus on Sarbanes-Oxley and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act adherence and also address securities law compliance matters for public companies.
Our team members have served on numerous nonprofit and charitable boards, and community service is one of Cendrowski Corporate Advisors’ fundamental beliefs. We understand the vital role of these organizations and the unique nature of their operations.
Allocation ‘prudence’ only works if you rebalance when reality moves
Prudent allocation isn’t about setting it and forgetting it. It’s about realigning when markets shift. When one asset class outperforms, it changes your entire risk profile and that’s when it’s time to rebalance. Every cycle brings new challenges; the investors who thrive are the ones who adjust before they’re forced to.
AI helps diligence — until it doesn’t
AI is a great tool—but it’s not foolproof. It can speed up diligence, but you still have to verify every source and assumption. I’ve already seen major firms get burned by trusting AI outputs without review. Use it to enhance your process, not replace your judgment. That’s how you protect both your returns and your […]
Smart family offices keep leverage low for a reason
There’s a reason most family offices keep leverage low. After living through 2008–2010, many learned how quickly over-leverage can turn a paper fortune into a liquidity crisis. When capital calls come due and exits stall, debt becomes a liability you can’t unwind fast enough. Experienced investors know when to dial leverage up—or down—but for most, […]