Noyack Capital

Overview

NOYACK describes itself as an education and investment-access platform rather than a registered investment adviser. Its model pairs financial-literacy content with pathways to private-market opportunities.²

Noyack Wealth Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides financial-literacy tools, masterclasses, guides, and a weekly newsletter.¹

Noyack Investing Club offers AI-informed portfolios across venture capital, fine art, and logistics real estate. The platform describes access pathways for both accredited and non-accredited investors.¹

History

An interview with NOYACK describes the organization as founded in 1984 as a single-family office investing primarily in real estate. It later evolved into a multifamily office serving nine families.³

The firm reports that Noyack Investing Club raised $100 million and deployed that capital within six months in 2021.¹

Timeline

1. 1984An interview with NOYACK describes the organization as founded in 1984 as a single-family office investing primarily in real estate.
2. 2021The firm reports that Noyack Investing Club raised $100 million and deployed that capital within six months in 2021.

Leadership

Founder and Chief Executive Officer CJ Follini has more than 42 years of experience across real assets and venture capital. NOYACK says he previously managed more than $1 billion in assets under management for a multifamily office.¹

Chief Financial Officer Stephen Robie oversees finance, capital markets, treasury, accounting, tax, legal, compliance, and investor relations.¹

The wider leadership team includes Chief Technology Officer Mohammed Koné, Chief of Marketing David Merrill, and Chief of Staff Paola Saladin.¹

Services

NOYACK provides financial education through Noyack Wealth Club, including masterclasses, practical guides, financial-literacy tools, and a weekly newsletter.¹

Through Noyack Investing Club, the firm provides access to diversified private-market portfolios spanning venture capital, fine art, and logistics real estate.¹

Its commercial real estate offering includes NREIT2 for non-accredited investors and NREIT1 for accredited investors.⁴

What the firm offers

• Investment management
• Private and alternative investments

Client Focus

NOYACK says its platform serves Millennials, Gen Z, first-generation wealth builders, and high earners who are not yet wealthy.²

The firm’s access model is designed to provide investment pathways for both accredited and non-accredited investors, depending on the offering.¹

Approach

NOYACK describes its approach as education-first and AI-informed, with a focus on diversified access to private-market opportunities.¹

The organization combines financial education with access to alternative investments through Noyack Wealth Club and Noyack Investing Club.¹

Assets and Minimums

NREIT2 is available to non-accredited investors with a reported $500 minimum. NREIT1 is available to accredited investors with a reported $20,000 minimum.⁴

NOYACK reports that Noyack Investing Club raised $100 million and deployed it within six months in 2021.¹

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Sources

1. NOYACK About
2. NOYACK Contact Us
3. NOYACK: What Is NOYACK?
4. NOYACK Commercial Real Estate

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