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About Robert Tetrault

Rob Tétrault leads the Tetrault Wealth Advisory Group at CG Wealth Management, where he is redefining the practice of financial advising and portfolio management through a client-first, evidence-based approach rooted in clarity, accountability, and innovation. A graduate of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, Rob began his career as a litigation lawyer at Aikins MacAulay Thorvaldson before pivoting to finance. He went on to complete an MBA in Finance at the Asper School of Business, earning Dean’s List honours.

Rob has built a thriving practice serving high-net-worth individuals and families, known for his transparency, strategic thinking, and dedication to long-term client success. A trusted voice in the community, he has received numerous honours, including the Visionary Award from Radio-Canada, the St. Boniface Chamber of Commerce Distinction Award, inclusion in the IAAC Top 40 Under 40, and a spot on the list of the 100 Most Fascinating Manitobans.

Beyond finance, Rob is the co-founder and trustee of the Canadian CMV Foundation, an organization he and his wife Michelle created to raise awareness and funds to combat congenital CMV—the leading cause of infant disability. In one of the foundation’s boldest initiatives, Rob ran across two provinces—Manitoba and New Brunswick—completing two half-marathons per day alongside a team of volunteers and supporters. The campaign led to a major legislative victory: the passage of a bill in Manitoba mandating CMV screening for all newborns. Rob’s mission is to see similar legislation adopted across Canada.

In his spare time, Rob co-hosts The Running Journey podcast with his brother Charles, where they share stories from their training, races, and endurance adventures. Episodes are available on all major streaming platforms and on the Run with Rob YouTube channel.

Rob lives in St. Boniface, Winnipeg’s French Quarter, with his wife Michelle and their four children.