A conversation with Heather Clegg - Women in Business

Karen Bartlett
Jan 27
2 min read

Empowering others to realize their potential for a joyful life and legacy

"It’s cherishing family stories and passing on values to future generations."

I believe that we were designed to live in connection with others. Community allows us to thrive in ways that we cannot when we are isolated or lack a circle to embrace us as we are. The concept that we are better together shapes our family life, guides the way we serve our clients, and influences the way we lead in business.

While it's easy to view wealth as an end goal, or a marker of what being successful looks like, we view money as a tool that can be used to embrace our purpose, serve others, and bring us the greatest joy. So, at Kyros Private Wealth, we seek to know who you are, what you value, and what keeps you up at night. We work together to clearly define what you seek in life and guide you toward meeting those goals. Our proudest moments are when we see our clients empowered to pursue their dreams, delight in the way they're living, and build the legacy they want to leave.

Two truths have guided us in our business:

Legacy isn't just money.

It is peace of mind, clarity and the knowledge acquired over decades of life and experiences. It’s cherishing family stories and passing on values to future generations. It is opening doors for individuals and communities that wouldn’t open otherwise.

The most meaningful investments aren’t always financial.

We know that true wealth isn’t about numbers on a balance sheet. It’s about seizing opportunities, acting with purpose, and being empowered to live our most impactful, fulfilling lives.

Our son is soon to be a teenager, and we’re mindful of the unique opportunities and challenges this season of life brings. At the heart of it, my passion for being a mom comes from fully embracing this calling in my life. From the time I could tuck him into a stroller, walks together have been our ritual. Today, those walks look different, but they remain among my most treasured moments. No agenda. No expectations. Just time to be present. Sometimes we talk, sometimes we walk in silence. In that simplicity, my hope is that he feels seen, known, and deeply loved.

What if my greatest legacy isn’t measured by what I achieve, but who I raise and inspire?