Mariam runs the practice and works directly with every client household. She specializes in long-horizon investment management, lending and leverage strategies, and dynamic financial modeling for households facing major decisions.
Mariam started the practice to bring institutional thinking to people who hadn’t been served well by the conventional system, including her own family. Her ethnically-Uzbek parents came to the United States from Afghanistan in the 1970s; they worked hard, kept savings in cash, and never had access to the wealth-building tools their earning years deserved. That experience became the foundation for the practice.
She came up through politics first, working as a lobbyist on state and federal financial policy, before moving into wealth management. The policy lens still informs how she reads markets today.
Outside the Office
Mariam lives in the Hudson Valley with her wife and two daughters. She built a modern farmhouse two miles from an Auberge property she’s hard to keep out of. She treats workouts as mental-health practice and encourages her clients to do the same. She still goes into New York City regularly, mostly to connect and spend time with her clients and friends (who are really one and the same).
