Michael Glover · Phoenix, Arizona

Shop floors, family companies, and a book about keeping wealth in the family.

I'm Michael Glover. Most of my week goes to manufacturing quality: ISO 9001, AS9100 and the records an auditor asks for on a bad day. The rest goes to the Paramount companies and the families and nonprofits they work with.

Cover of The Pillars of Preserving Family Wealth by Michael Glover

My book

The Pillars of Preserving Family Wealth

Most families plan the estate and never plan how the family will actually run. I wrote this about that second part: a family office, a family bank and a family foundation, and how they work together. It's out on Kindle, in hardcover, and in paperback.

The companies

Each one does a different job. One builds AI tools, one's a public charity, and one machines parts in Mesa.

ParamountX

AI and operations help for companies, starting with Parker, an AI assistant that works in your email.

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Paramount Offices

Family enterprise advisory that works next to a family's existing advisors on governance, succession and giving.

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Paramount Impact

A 501(c)(3) public charity in Mesa offering donor-advised funds, fiscal sponsorship and foundation support.

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Paramount Vitality

Health coaching out of Phoenix with an assigned coach for sleep, food, movement and stress.

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Paramount Leadership Group

Executive coaching and family-business consulting.

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Paramount Dynamics

Engineering work on aircraft, space mechanisms and small unmanned vehicles.

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Glover Precision

A woman-owned CNC machine shop in Mesa since 2003, AS9100D certified.

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What each company offers

What I do

Quality and operations, mostly in manufacturing.

A lot of it is shop-floor quality: document control, corrective action, training records, the routines that have to hold when the line's behind. Family companies, nonprofits and law practices hit the same wall when nobody's sure who owns the next step.

More about my work

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