Michael Zeuner has been serving wealthy families for more than two decades and currently serves as one of three managing partners at WE. Michael is a nationally recognized leader in the family office industry and has dedicated his professional career to empowering financially successful families to manage their wealth with confidence, competence and success.
Michael is a co-founder and a board member of the Ultra High Net Worth Institute, a non- profit think tank and learning exchange. In addition, Michael is a co-founder and a board member of the Institute for the Fiduciary Standard and served on board and as an independent director at Wren Investment Office, a UK-based multi-family office from it’s founding in July, 2026 until September of 2024 and a member firm of the global alliance formed by WE, Wren and MdF. Michael was honored to receive the 2025 Outstanding Individual (MFO) award from the Family Wealth Report awards, a testament to his role not only at WE, but also in the ultra high net worth industry.
Since 2024, Michael has been hosting the Wealth Enterprise Briefing a regular podcast on topics of interest to investors and wealthy families.
Prior to his role at WE Family Offices he served as senior executive partner of GenSpring Family Offices. In this capacity, he had responsibility for the leadership and management of GenSpring’s network of 10 family offices in the United States, that firm’s key advisory practices, and its delivery of a high-quality client experience. In addition, he was a member of the firm’s Operating Committee. Before joining GenSpring, Michael was managing director and global head of Wealth Solutions at JP Morgan Private Bank. As a member of the executive team, he had responsibility for strategic planning, branding, marketing and specialized advisory services (family governance, philanthropy and fine art wealth management) for the worldwide private bank.
A management consultant by training, Michael led projects in the financial services area for both Andersen Consulting (now Accenture) and Booz, Allen & Hamilton. He joined Chase Manhattan in 1995 as vice president at the investment bank and moved to the private bank in 1997 to head up strategy and marketing worldwide. JP Morgan and Chase merged in January 2002.
Michael graduated from Brandeis University, (B.A.) and earned an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago.