True Family Enterprises

True Family Enterprises

Alan True and Twila True established True Family Enterprises in 2012. The office manages wealth created from the sale of True Innovations, their Southeast Asia manufacturing and licensing company. Twila True, a member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, also leads related philanthropic efforts through the True Sioux Hope Foundation and Return to the Heart Foundation. The office invests in real estate, infrastructure, entertainment, clean energy, consumer goods, private equity, and venture capital. Holdings include TrueLane Homes single-family rentals across eight U.S. states, Volume Studios production facility in Inglewood, California, Jet Bank corporate aircraft leasing, and Twila True Fine Jewelry. It structures some energy investments through tribal land partnerships that provide regulatory and land advantages for data-center power projects. Deployment occurs via direct ownership, co-investments, and select fund commitments. The firm maintains its headquarters in Newport Beach, California. It operates additional commercial properties in Las Vegas and Buena Park, California, plus mixed-use holdings in Elbow, Saskatchewan. Twila True serves on the advisory council of the National Minority Supplier Development Council and the board of the Fender Play Foundation. No public headcount or AUM figure has been disclosed. True Family Enterprises integrates operating-company ownership with tribal energy development. This structure allows direct control over infrastructure assets and access to sovereign land rights unavailable to standard family offices or funds.