This Week on our Advisory Shows

July 01, 2026

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This Week on our Advisory Shows

The Sharkpreneur Podcast with Seth Greene airs episode 1297 on 6/29 with Sheila Kloefkorn. Sheila Kloefkorn explains how KEO Marketing helps mid-market and Fortune 1000 companies strengthen B2B marketing through strategy, messaging, digital infrastructure, execution, analytics, and fractional CMO services. She also explains why marketing often fails when strategy and messaging are misaligned, how AI is reshaping search and advertising, and why educational content and reputation-building are increasingly important in the buyer journey. 

The Sharkpreneur Podcast with Seth Greene airs episode 1298 on 7/1 with Chris Prefontaine. Chris Prefontaine explains how creative real estate investing can help entrepreneurs generate income without relying on traditional bank financing or personally guaranteed loans. He outlines his Three Paydays approach, which includes owner financing, lease-purchase agreements, and subject-to-existing-financing strategies that can produce upfront income, monthly cash flow, and long-term wealth from a single deal.

Registered Investment Advisors Podcast with Seth Greene airs episode 259 on 7/1 with Greg Nelson. Greg Nelson discusses how his personal experiences shaped his work in insurance and led him to focus on disability income protection through Strategic Benefit Coach. He explains why income protection is often overlooked, how it supports financial stability when someone cannot work, and why financial professionals should help clients understand their coverage before they need it.

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There's More Art in a Swiss Warehouse Than in the Louvre. Here's Why That Matters.

1.2 million works worth around $100 billion. All locked away by collectors with no intention of exhibiting them. More art sits in the Geneva Freeport than in the Louvre. 

The reason? It's the world's largest tax-free vault. Works are traded inside without ever crossing a border or appearing in any public record.

When that much inventory is effectively off the table, anytime something does circulate, it’s a rare occasion.

Just a three hour drive away, the world’s premier international art fair is one of those occasions. Art Basel is this month and needless to say, things will move fast. Serious collectors will make their transactions before doors even open to the wider public.

Masterworks' acquisition committee — former specialists from Sotheby's and Christie's — operate in that window. Purchased artworks here can even become the offerings that Masterworks members fractionally invest in. 

Their track record to-date?

  • $1.3B deployed across 530+ artworks featuring Banksy, Basquiat, Picasso, and Warhol

  • 29 sales to date

  • Net annualized returns like 16.5%, 17.6%, and 17.8%, not including those unsold*

Investing involves risk. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. See important Reg A disclosures at masterworks.com/cd.