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Stanislav Lisovskiy

Business Consultant

Succession and management-depth coaching — the conversations owners avoid

Background

Stanislav joined Altus Financial to do what drew him to this profession in the first place: help people build something durable and protect it. The son of first-generation immigrants, Stas grew up watching the consequences of a financial education gap that too many quietly navigate on their own — an experience that shaped his belief that thoughtful guidance, delivered with genuine care, can change the trajectory of a business and the family behind it for generations.

Stas works with business owners, entrepreneurs, and the experienced professionals who run closely-held companies. His approach is deliberately personal: rather than leading with a product, he starts with the people behind the business — what they've built, who depends on it, and what happens to all of it if an owner dies, is disabled, or steps away. Those are the succession and key-person conversations owners tend to avoid, and they're the ones he's built his practice around.

A graduate of Westfield State University, Stas has called Western Massachusetts home for 20 years. He's passionate about financial education and is active in his community. Outside of work, he's an avid traveler, a dedicated fitness enthusiast, and a lifelong reader and film lover.

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Succession and management-depth coaching — the conversations owners avoid

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