About Adam Malcolm
Ever wondered how to make your love for the arts change the world?
It’s no secret that growing your wealth while supporting the arts is challenging. Many entrepreneurs and philanthropists in the arts struggle to use their financial success for sustainable community impact.
What I do is simple: I provide strategic financial planning and philanthropic guidance tailored to harmonize your wealth with your passion for the arts. I help you manage your wealth so that it enriches your personal values and cultural interests.
I’ve successfully guided numerous clients in turning their financial portfolios into engines of cultural patronage and community development. This not only boosts their personal fulfillment but amplifies their societal contributions.
I’m Adam Malcolm, an actor and singer turned financial planner, uniquely specializing in helping philanthropic-minded business leaders and newcomers to philanthropy in the arts. I work with purpose-driven individuals to ensure their financial strategies align with their personal goals and make a lasting impact on the community.
As a member of the Canadian Association of Gift Planners (CAGP), and a holder of the Master Financial Advisor – Philanthropy (MFA-P) designation, charitable giving is a core part of who I am. I am active in the Toronto arts scene and a key member on the board of directors for several charities, I make giving back to the community – through dollars or through time – a part of our plan.
Ready to grow more than just your wealth? Let’s transform you into a force for positive change.
Get in touch via LinkedIn or email at [email protected] to start turning your passion into action.
Typical Clients
Our typical clients are committed to go from successful business leaders to heroes in their community. They have complex financial lives, are in need of a team of expert professionals, and are typically interested not just in the deployment of their financial capital for meaningful change, but in cultivating and using their human capital (their skills, experiences, and values) and social capital (their businesses, family, and wider community) to make a lasting impact far beyond what money can buy.