Voyage Wealth Management

Jamie Hurewitz, the firm's CEO, leads the advisory practice. Voyage does not publicly identify a separate chief investment officer or investment committee, suggesting Hurewitz either directly oversees investment recommendations or delegates to external managers. No dedicated research team is listed in any firm communication.

Voyage operates an in-house law firm, Treehouse Law, as an integrated legal arm. This means client estate planning, trust drafting, and tax counsel are handled by the same entity that manages the financial advisory relationship — a structural answer to the coordination delays and alignment gaps that occur when families rely on separate, unaffiliated counsel.

No. The firm has made no public AUM disclosure, and no regulatory filing from the SEC or state securities divisions indicates a reported figure. Any estimate would require direct client or internal knowledge, which is not available.

There is no public evidence that Voyage deploys capital into direct private equity, venture capital, hedge funds, or real-asset syndications. The firm's stated focus is wealth preservation and fiduciary continuity, and it does not advertise access to funds, club deals, or co-investment opportunities.

Voyage does not publicly disclose its client list, and no wealth-origin attribution — such as a founding entrepreneurial family or liquidity event — has been made public. The firm serves a multi-family client base from its Minneapolis headquarters, but the composition of that base is not detailed in any public source.