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Revolution Group World-class portfolio construction, exclusive top private investments, family office concierge services & sourcing, and creative tax planning strategies.

We are a full-service, custom wealth management firm. We identify all aspects of planning and see through a multiple of lenses. Our way of thinking is designed for entrepreneurs, CEO founders, business owners, as well as high net worth and multi-generational families. Our clients have access to world class portfolio construction and policy, exclusive private investment opportunities, best in class service and needs analysis, detailed and simplified account aggregation, customized financial planning, family office services, and business advisement and transition. Utilizing the best services and platforms in the industry, we developed an unmatched client experience including an award-winning client portal and app. As an employee-owned REAL FIDUCIARY™ STANDARD firm, clients come first.

** Revolution Group, LLC includes all its subsidiaries and affiliated businesses. Revolution Capital, LLC provides investment advisory, family office, and other services to individuals, families, and institutional clients and conducts business as a Registered Investment Advisor. Real Fiduciary ™ Standard refers to Revolution Capital, LLC and has been adopted by the Registered Investment Advisor and not its affiliated entities. Revolution Group is also an insurance agency and provides additional services such as business advisement and transition services that is unrelated to the Registered Investment Advisor. This platform is solely for informational purposes. Advisory services are only offered to clients or prospective clients where Revolution Capital, LLC and its representatives are properly licensed or exempt from licensure. Past performance is no guarantee of future returns. Investing involves risk and possible loss of principal capital. As a registered investment advisory firm, we are restricted from posting, publishing or otherwise disclosing any form of testimonial which is related to our investment advisory services.


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Every plan at Revolution Group is customized, and every one begins the same way. Before we discuss allocations, tax stra...
10/15/2026

Every plan at Revolution Group is customized, and every one begins the same way. Before we discuss allocations, tax strategy or investments, our team first asks each client what their purpose is.

It is a simple question, but it is often the most important one we ask. Two families with similar wealth can have very different goals, and those goals call for very different plans. What a family wants its wealth to accomplish determines how a portfolio is built, how taxes are managed and how assets are structured for the years ahead.

Starting with purpose keeps every recommendation tied to what matters most to the people we serve. It is why no two of our plans look the same, and why purpose is where our work begins.

For many investors, diversification still means a mix of stocks and bonds. We see it far more broadly.Under the directio...
10/14/2026

For many investors, diversification still means a mix of stocks and bonds. We see it far more broadly.

Under the direction of our Founder and CIO, Ryan Fleischer, our portfolios draw on more than 20 points of diversification, including real estate, infrastructure, private equity, structured credit, direct lending, and oil and gas. When most of a portfolio moves with the stock market, a family’s outcome depends heavily on one market. Spreading across assets that behave differently gives the portfolio more than one path forward.

But we don’t treat diversification as the whole plan. We also prepare for systematic risk: the moments when diversification doesn’t work the way it should, or when investors have grown complacent about it.

As Ryan puts it, “We’re prepared for anything at any point. We’re obsessed with risk management.”

Diversification is a starting point, not a guarantee.

Something is going to break at some point. The projected ~$1.3T AI infrastructure spend looks a lot like the railroad b...
10/14/2026

Something is going to break at some point.

The projected ~$1.3T AI infrastructure spend looks a lot like the railroad buildout of the 1800s where massive, concentrated capital intensity that historically delivered real long-term gains but also spectacular busts.

With CapEx and borrowing costs already through the roof, this cycle needs near-perfect revenue realization. There’s little room for error.

Yields are spiking on a hot CPI print. Bond markets usually signal first.
There’s still thematic strength, but equities look exhausted.

Our founder and CIO is at the invitational CAIS conference this week, and some of the top managers in the world are turning very cautious. The setup is fragile.

“We are well prepared as a firm and our client’s portfolios are well prepared for the season and whatever may come next”. -Ryan Fleischer, Founder & CIO

10/14/2026

New career opportunity at Revolution Group, LLC!

Two portfolios can earn the same return and leave a family with very different results.The difference is taxes. Investme...
10/13/2026

Two portfolios can earn the same return and leave a family with very different results.

The difference is taxes. Investment returns are usually reported before taxes, but families live on what’s left after. The added value that comes from managing a portfolio with taxes in mind, rather than as an afterthought, is often called tax alpha.

It rarely comes from one big move. It comes from many deliberate ones: which accounts hold which investments, when gains are realized, how losses are used to offset them, and how each decision fits the family’s broader tax situation.

Those decisions work best when the people managing the investments and the people managing the taxes are working from the same plan. At Revolution Group, our in-house CPA works alongside our investment team, so tax strategy is part of every portfolio decision from the start, not something reviewed after the year is over.

The most important part of selling a business happens before anyone makes an offer.By the time a buyer shows up, most of...
10/12/2026

The most important part of selling a business happens before anyone makes an offer.

By the time a buyer shows up, most of the decisions that determine what an owner actually keeps have already been made, or missed. How the company is structured. When income is recognized. Whether the family’s estate plan was built for a business that is about to become cash.

Owners who start early have options. They can shape the timing, the structure of the sale and what happens to the proceeds afterward. Owners who start when the letter of intent arrives are mostly reacting.

For many owners, a sale is the largest financial event of their lives. It deserves to be planned like one.

Our founder, Ryan Fleischer, is a Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA®), and helping business owners prepare well ahead of a transition is a core part of our work at Revolution Group.

“Stocks average about 10% a year” is one of the most repeated lines in investing. Over a long enough history, it’s not w...
10/08/2026

“Stocks average about 10% a year” is one of the most repeated lines in investing. Over a long enough history, it’s not wrong. It’s just incomplete.

That long-term average includes periods when stocks were priced far below where they are today. Investors who bought in at those cheaper starting points earned very different returns than investors who bought in at expensive ones. The average blends all of it together, which makes it easy to forget that the return any one investor actually gets depends heavily on what they paid to get in.

At Revolution Group, we don’t build plans on the assumption that the historical average will simply repeat. We look at where things stand today and build portfolios prepared for a range of outcomes, because the starting point is what an investor actually owns, not the average.

The riskiest investment decisions rarely happen during a downturn. They happen when everything is going well.When market...
10/07/2026

The riskiest investment decisions rarely happen during a downturn. They happen when everything is going well.

When markets are strong and money feels easy to make, deals that would never pass scrutiny in a tougher environment suddenly look reasonable. Investors pile in because the recent past says it works, and caution starts to feel like a missed opportunity. But good times end every investment theme eventually, and when they do, it's usually abrupt rather than gradual.

At Revolution Group, we're most disciplined precisely when it feels least necessary. Avoiding the reckless deal during a boom does more to protect a family's wealth over time than chasing the next one ever could.

Selling a long-held property or business interest can come with a surprisingly large tax bill. Years of appreciation, pl...
10/06/2026

Selling a long-held property or business interest can come with a surprisingly large tax bill. Years of appreciation, plus depreciation taken along the way, can all come due the moment the sale closes.

For the right client, opportunity zone investing offers a different path. Gains from a sale can be reinvested into a qualified opportunity zone, and if that new investment is held for at least ten years, the growth on it can be excluded from federal tax entirely. It's one of the strongest tax incentives available, but it comes with real commitments: a long holding period, illiquidity, and an underlying investment that has to make sense on its own merits.

At Revolution Group, decisions like these are planned alongside the full tax and estate picture, ideally before a sale happens, not after. The best options tend to depend on having time to use them.

The end of the year has a way of sneaking up on planning. By mid-December, calendars are full, deadlines are close, and ...
10/05/2026

The end of the year has a way of sneaking up on planning. By mid-December, calendars are full, deadlines are close, and decisions that deserved careful thought get made in a rush, or not made at all.

Many of the most useful year-end moves depend on having time. Charitable gifts timed to the right tax year. Annual gifting to family members. Reviewing gains and losses before the year closes. Each of these works best when it's considered alongside the rest of the plan, not squeezed in during the final week of the year.

At Revolution Group, we start these conversations in the fall for exactly that reason. The best year-end decisions are made with time to think, not with a deadline forcing the answer.

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17838 Burke Street Suite #103
Omaha, NE
68118

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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