Family and Succession

Family governance and education

Charters, councils and financial education.

Pleated paper fanning outward from a central opening, its folds edged in gold

What's included

Who it's for

Our approach

We start by listening to each generation on its own, then bring the family together around a charter it writes itself. Education follows the family's own questions, not a fixed syllabus.

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Customer scenarios

This scenario is illustrative and does not describe a real client.

Scenario

Big decisions made around the dinner table

Whoever is in the room decides, and the rest hear about it later.

The situation
The family owns a company and several properties together, but has no charter and no regular meeting. Decisions come up at holidays, and relatives who were not there feel left out.
What we would do
We start by talking with each family member, then help the family write a charter and set up a council. Draft papers go out ahead of each meeting, and financial education helps everyone follow the discussion.
Where it leaves the family
Decisions are made at a meeting everyone can attend, from papers everyone has read.

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