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Wealth planning for lives that don’t fit the default.

For child-free people, nomads with interests across borders, and solo preneurs whose business and personal finances are the same problem. Clear plans, no product theater — and room to grow when the time is right.

Ravi Yeleswarapu

Who it’s for

Three groups traditional plans usually miss.

If your life doesn’t match the family-default template, the plan shouldn’t either.

Audience

Child-free

Legacy, care, and cash flow without the family-default template. Plans built for your actual life — not someone else’s kids.

Audience

Nomadic & multi-geographic

Residency, tax, banking, and lifestyle across borders. One coherent plan when your interests don’t sit in a single zip code.

Audience

Solo preneurs

Business and personal money treated as one system — not two silos that never talk to each other.

What we handle

The work, not the product catalog.

Cash flow
Lifestyle design when income, business, and location all move
Borders
Multi-jurisdiction tax, residency, and banking realities
Care
Long-term care and incapacity without a default family plan
Legacy
What happens to the wealth when there are no heirs by default
Overlap
Business and personal finances as one system, not two silos
Clarity
Flat scope, written deliverables — no product pressure

How it works

Map. Design. Keep current.

Clear scope. No product theater.

01

Map the system

Business and personal cash flow, locations, entities, and obligations in one picture — so decisions aren’t made in silos.

02

Design the plan

Cash-flow design, multi-jurisdiction realities, long-term care, and legacy without heirs — matched to how you actually live.

03

Keep it current

As locations, businesses, and goals shift, the plan updates with them — not once a year and forgotten.

What I hold myself to

How far I go to advance your objectives — including pushing back when they’re unethical, illegal, or unrealistic.

The record

Background as proof of rigor — not the product.

Twelve years inside large financial firms. Regulated environments. Real deadlines. The factual record — roles, dates, numbers — is in the résumé below.

I’m building a wealth planning practice for people whose lives don’t fit the default: child-free, multi-geographic, and solo operators whose business and personal finances overlap. Flat and clear. When the non-compete clears, brokerage and transition work can return to the table. Until then, the focus is this practice.

Why this seat. Traditional plans assume kids, a single home base, and clean lines between business and personal. A lot of people don’t live that way. The work is the plan that fits the life you actually have.

The range. I’m an international transplant. Much of my career has been translating between people who don’t share a language — analysts and executives, operators and boards. That breadth is the point: keep the whole board in view.

The record is below — dates and numbers, not adjectives.

The résumé

The full arc, when you want it.

The factual record — roles, dates, and what actually shipped.

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Hithkari — Wealth planning practice

2026 →

Building the practice: wealth planning for child-free people, nomads with multi-geographic lives, and solo preneurs whose business and personal finances overlap. Flat fees, clear scope. When the non-compete clears, brokerage and transition work can return to the table.

2

NXT Capital — Associate Director, Data Analytics

Chicago, IL · 2024 – 2025

Owned the end-to-end data lifecycle for Middle and Front Office data at a specialty-finance lender — governance, SOX controls, and reporting the firm relied on to trust the numbers.

  • Established a Data Governance framework and data-quality standards with issue remediation for SOX compliance.
  • Automated monthly reporting — turnaround cut from 5 days to 1.
  • Modernized a fragmented data landscape with Power BI dashboards leadership actually used.
3

BMO — Senior Business Technology Specialist

Chicago, IL · 2022 – 2024

Owned the product roadmap for the bank’s Data & Analytics capabilities stack — data management, BI, and AI/ML.

  • Orchestrated data consumption for the $16B Bank of the West acquisition — the firm’s first direct-to-cloud migration.
  • Led retirement and introduction of data & analytics technology standards to match Target Reference Architecture.
4

Epsilon — Senior Product Manager, Measurement & Reporting

Chicago, IL · 2021 – 2022

Owned product management for Measurement & Reporting capabilities across digital product offerings. Led MRC accreditation for Epsilon’s metrics.

5

BMO — Analytics & AI Capabilities Manager · Data Governance Analyst

Chicago, IL · 2017 – 2021

Supported Corporate Finance and Corporate Risk — data standards, self-service analytics, and automation.

  • 600+ analytics solutions supported; ~$1.5M in savings.
  • Automated key executive reports — 90% less effort per production cycle.
6

Capco & Capgemini — Consulting

Financial services · 2013 – 2017

Financial-services consulting across data governance, analytics, and systems integration — including acquisition support and Basel / IHC program work.

Education & designations

B.S., Purdue University
Financial Counseling & Planning
CEPA
Certified Exit Planning Advisor
CM&AP
Certified Merger & Acquisition Professional
CFA Institute
Investment Foundations
Columbia University
FinTech Bootcamp

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