Two continents.
Five chairs at the table.

Headquarters, of a sort

MIG was founded in Colorado, and the Denver office remains the firm’s centre of gravity. Capital introduction, origination, and the bulk of American operations are coordinated (mostly before nine) from One Lincoln Station. The Colorado Front Range, from Denver to the family offices of Douglas County, is where the firm's American chapter began.

Old-world Southern desk

An old-world Southern desk for old-money relationships: Lowcountry family offices, Atlantic seaboard commercial real estate, and the legal and accounting infrastructure that supports them. Live oaks, long memories. Georgia's coastal corridor and the broader southeastern seaboard are never far from the conversation.

Energy, real estate, and the Gulf

A natural extension of the Denver practice into one of the country’s most active markets for energy, commercial real estate, and family-office activity. Over coffee, not lunch. The metroplex generates some of the deepest private-capital and energy-sector deal flow in the country.

The Caribbean basin · By appointment

The San Juan desk supports clients moving capital and counsel between the United States and the Caribbean basin, including Act 60 structures and cross-border real estate where Puerto Rico sits between US and Latin American positioning. By appointment. The island's position as a US territory with distinct tax provisions continues to draw mainland capital south.

Mayfair · The European anchor

The Mayfair office is the firm’s European anchor. Two centuries of relationships behind it, with UK family offices, European private capital, and the legal and accounting infrastructure that supports cross-Atlantic transactions. The kettle is on, more or less always. Old Bond Street sits at the heart of Mayfair's private-capital corridor.