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The Family Office and Supporting Ecosystem
“No man is an island entire of himself.”
— AUTHOR NAME
Course Overview
Family offices are uniquely suited to integrate the broad expertise and advice that is necessary for the long-term benefit of the families they serve.
HEADING COMING SOON
A family office traditionally addresses wealth structuring; financial, tax and wealth management; legal services; family governance; risk management; communication and education plans. They may also provide family business support and concierge services, such as property management, art collection curation, security and travel.
Because of its close relationship with the family, a family office can help with sensitive family matters, such as conflict avoidance, dispute resolution, generational transitions and leadership succession.
But no family office, no matter how expert, operates on its own. The same is true for a legacy family. Surrounding the family and its family office is a complex eco-system of employees, friends, advisors, institutions and other sources of guidance and practical support on matters great and small.
Understanding and managing both the family office and ecosystem are critical elements to the long term success of a family’s wealth and legacy plans.
Objectives
The material presented in this Core Course will provide a framework to design, staff, lead, assess and manage your family office. The course will guide you from the early stages of setting a high-level vision through the specific activities you can expect from a family office.
Instructors
Sara Hamilton, Mark Daniell
Recommended Reading
| Book Title | Section / Principle | Chapters / Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Strategy for the Wealthy Family | Principle 2 | Chapters 9, 10, 11 |
| Family Legacy and Leadership | Parts II, III | Chapters 7, 13, 15 |
| Family Wealth Management | Imperative 6 | Chapters 22, 23 |
Sample Course Video
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Your course progress
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Family Office Purpose and a Checklist of Responsibilities
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Role in Family Governance, Risk Management and the Family Ecosystem
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Role in Wealth Structuring and Wealth Management Asset Management
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Supporting Family Business and Philanthropy
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Ensuring Effective Communications and Reinforcing Family Values
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Overseeing Family Education and Development
- NXG1001: Introduction: NextGen and Family Education
- NXG1002: NextGen Education and Engagement
- NXG1004: Next Generation Learning
- NXG1005: Next Generation Education
- NXG1006: Questions: Next Gen Education
- NXG1007: Preparing the NextGen
- NXG1007: Preparing the NextGen
- NXG1101: Talking to Your Kids about Money
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Family Office Objectives and Assessment of Performance: Management and Performance Assessment
Key Documents and Templates for Completion
- Statement of Purpose and Objectives for Family Office and Ecosystem
- Family Leadership and Engagement with the FO
- Management and Operating Guide for the FO (inc IT, Systems, and Staff management)
- FO Job Descriptions and Requirements
- Compensation and Benefits
- Assessment Framework for a Family Office
- Structured Approach to Mapping and Managing the Ecosystem
- Model of Family Communications
- Financial and Non-financial Metrics
- Family Office and CyberSecurity
- Employee NDA
