Stoneriver Capital
The Teton range above a still river in Wyoming

Fractional Chief Operating Officer
for Family Offices and Private Wealth

DECADES OF PROVEN OPERATIONAL LEADERSHIP.

Stoneriver Capital provides senior operational leadership to high-net-worth families. We oversee family office operations, manage special projects, coordinate advisors and service providers, and perform complex administrative, financial, and compliance functions.

Operational Leadership for Family Offices, Private Enterprises, and International Clients

A chief operating officer (COO) translates strategy into execution, providing single-point accountability across complex structures.

Most families are not short on advice.
  • Lawyer
  • Accountant
  • Broker
  • Wealth Manager
  • Auditor
  • The person who keeps it all moving and organized

Stoneriver Capital provides this leadership on a fractional basis, without the permanence of a full-time executive.

When Structures Grow Complex,
Operations Demand Experienced Leadership.

Every engagement is led by Richard Silberberg, who provides hands-on management of special projects, administrative work, and day-to-day operations while drawing on a trusted network of specialists as needed.

25+
Years in Family Office & Fund Operations
12
Years as Chief Operating Officer of a Single-Family Office
6
Years as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Compliance Officer of a Hedge Fund
1
Point of Contact across Operational Priorities

Every Enduring Structure is Built in Layers.

Stoneriver Capital provides the operational core that connects them all. Share your operational priorities to determine whether we are the right fit.

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Families engage us when

Complexity Outpaces Existing Operational Structures.

Additional residences, new legal entities, significant liquidity events, and international relocations can create demands that exceed existing administrative capacity.

Does this sound familiar?

A generational transition is underway, and no one has written down how decisions actually get made.

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Engagement

Three Phases. Seamless and Intentional Execution from Day One.

01 / Assess

Map What Exists

We inventory every entity, account, advisor, property, policy, and recurring obligation, then show you plainly where the structure is thin and what it would cost to leave it there.

Four to six weeks
02 / Build

Close the Gaps

Governance, compliance calendar, consolidated reporting, internal controls, systems, and the bench of specialists to support them. Built to your scale, not a template's.

Three to six months
03 / Run

Operate It

Ongoing operational leadership at whatever cadence the structure needs: a standing day each week, monthly oversight, or full engagement through a transition.

Ongoing, or through the transition
Next step

Not Sure Where to Start?
Start with a Call.

The first call is diagnostic, confidential, and at no cost.