Samuel Aziz Boubaous

Samuel Aziz Boubaous is the founder of Wealth Consulting, a global company that offers personalized, high-level solutions for wealth management.

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Hilmarie Hutchison

Samuel Aziz Boubaous

Chief Executive Officer at Wealth Consulting

Samuel Aziz Boubaous is the founder of Wealth Consulting, a global company that offers personalized, high-level solutions for wealth management. Born in a small village in Germany to a Moroccan father and an Italian-German mother, Samuel’s multicultural upbringing shaped his unique perspective on entrepreneurship and life. Starting as a fitness coach at just 15 years old, he built a business empire by navigating challenges and offering innovative solutions to entrepreneurs worldwide. Samuel is passionate about helping others overcome obstacles in wealth management, tax structuring, and international business setups.

About this Episode

In this captivating episode, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Samuel Aziz Boubaous, who shares his journey from growing up in a small German village to creating Wealth Consulting, a global business that provides holistic solutions for entrepreneurs. Samuel delves into his early struggles with taxes and business setup, the lessons he learned without a mentor, and how his multicultural background influenced his entrepreneurial spirit.

Samuel discusses the motivation behind Wealth Consulting and how his company fills the gap by offering comprehensive services for entrepreneurs, including tax advisory, banking solutions, investment guidance, and business structuring across multiple countries. He emphasizes the importance of having the right infrastructure, particularly for e-commerce businesses, and provides key insights into international business expansion.

Throughout the conversation, Samuel highlights the advantages of operating in Dubai, his laser-focused approach to building businesses, and the holistic approach his company takes to wealth management, considering personal, family, and business goals. He also shares advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, urging them to master one industry and stay committed to their goals.

The episode concludes with Samuel reflecting on his most significant turning point—facing a major tax setback at 19—and how it transformed his worldview and approach to life and business.