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Call for Proposals for the 2023 Conference
December 09, 2022
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he 2023 FFI conference in New York Times Square will explore the theme of Evolving the Conversation: The Future of Family Enterprise Advising and Research. The conference program committee is now calling for educational session proposals that address this theme. Please read on for details and submit your proposal anytime between December 9, 2022, and January 31, 2023.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE THEME
Evolving the Conversation: The Future of Family Enterprise Advising and Research
October 25–28, 2023
Marriott Marquis in Times Square
New York, NY
October 25–28, 2023
Marriott Marquis in Times Square
New York, NY
Following recent FFI global conferences, we have learned much about the need to create new educational futures for professionals, academics, organizations, and governments as they face, adapt to, and improve the family enterprise ecosystems in which they operate. It is the 2023 Program Committee’s hope that by evolving the varieties and the intellectual rigor of conversations and research in the family enterprise field, we can improve and create dialog and action plans for and with our clients and change the educational face of the field.
There are five themes around which you can organize your submissions for Evolving the Conversation: The Future of Family Enterprise Advising and Research.
Education & Research
New modes and frames of reference have emerged for professionals and academics over the last three years. How can they be used? How will they change the conversation?
Work & Economic Growth
We are hopefully coming out of a global pandemic that has left its mark on every aspect and facet of life and business. What does this mean for the future of work and economic growth?
Governance & Infrastructure
Advisors, researchers, and the clients they serve are operating in an increasing complex environment. The factors driving complexity are both external and internal. What are the implications on governance models and needed infrastructure?
Partnerships & Collaborations
Partnership and collaborations seem inevitable and logical to meet the challenges ahead, but how they happen and under what circumstances and for what purposes is an open question.
Your Choice
Up to you! Feel free to propose topics beyond what the committee has delineated.
IMPORTANT DETAILS
- Proposals must be received by midnight Eastern on January 31, 2023.
- Proposals should be designed for advisors, consultants, academics, and researchers and be planned for 60 minutes.
- A variety of presentational formats will be considered, e.g., individual presentations, interviews, and small panels that address cross-cultural, multi-generational, and interdisciplinary topics.
New this year! We are now using Reviewr for proposal submissions. This streamlined platform allows you to save your progress and makes it easier to add panelists and supplementary information.
PLEASE NOTE THAT LATE SUBMISSIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED OR CONSIDERED BY THE PROGRAM COMMITTEE. THE Deadline is January 31, 2023.
Meet the 2023 Program Committee
Belinda Sneddon
chair
PwC
New York, NY, USA
chair
PwC
New York, NY, USA
Louisa Diana Brunner
GEN Faculty
Coach and Independent Advisor
Milan, Italy
GEN Faculty
Coach and Independent Advisor
Milan, Italy
Carolyn Greenspon
Relative Solutions
Boston, MA, USA
Relative Solutions
Boston, MA, USA
Gerry Meyer
Meyer Advisory Group
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Meyer Advisory Group
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Narayan Naik
London Business School
London, UK
London Business School
London, UK
Paul Oliva
Geller Advisors
New York, NY, USA
Geller Advisors
New York, NY, USA
Rodolfo Paiz
Fidelius
New York, NY, USA
Fidelius
New York, NY, USA
Sanjay Sharma
Grossman School of Business at the University of Vermont
Burlington, VT, USA
Grossman School of Business at the University of Vermont
Burlington, VT, USA
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