CapWealth Embraces Multifamily Office Model With Addition of Blake Harrison
June 24, 2025
BusinessWire, June 18, 2025
CapWealth announces Blake Harrison, CPA, PFS, as Executive Vice President of Wealth Management. The addition of Harrison helps to expand the depth of service CapWealth offers to its clients, and signals the firm’s evolution to a fully integrated multifamily office. “We pride ourselves on deep relationships and strategic investment guidance, and Blake allows us to deliver on that promise on a new level,” said Tim Pagliara, founder and CIO of CapWealth.
Alex Ortolani reports on CapWealth hiring Blake Harrison as EVP of Wealth Management, enhancing the firm’s tax expertise and client relationships.
Citywire highlights Blake Harrison joining CapWealth as EVP of Wealth Management, bringing a client-focused approach and strategic solutions.
Blake Harrison joins CapWealth as EVP of Wealth Management, bringing tax strategy and estate planning expertise to the firm’s multifamily office team.
CapWealth hires Blake Harrison, CPA, as EVP of Wealth Management. The $1.8B RIA adds tax expert with 20 years experience to expand multifamily office services.
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