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Celebrating FFI Organizational Members: Part V
May 23, 2025
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oday we continue our 2025 series featuring FFI organizational members. These issues highlight the contributions of distinguished associations, educational institutions, and professional organizations from across the globe.

In this edition, we feature five more exceptional organizations that are increasing the global footprint of the field and sharing their invaluable knowledge with the FFI community. Discover how these members are shaping the future of the field and enriching the wider FFI network. Stay connected as we spotlight more organizational members in upcoming issues!

ASSOCIATION
Family Business Association
Family Business Association (FBA) logo
Family Business Association (FBA) helps family businesses in Australia and New Zealand to grow and thrive. They advocate for a sector that plays an integral role in the economy and social fabric, accounting for 70% of all Australian businesses and 50% of the workforce. FBA supports members through education programs, member-only discounts, connections to accredited advisors, and networking opportunities with peers through exclusive events and the Forum Group program.

The FFI members who are in FBA include Lea Boyce, FFI Fellow John Broons, FFI Fellow David Harland, Duane O’Donnell, Robert Powell, FFI Fellow Kirsten Taylor-Martin, Daniel Trimarchi, and Darren White.

Lea Boyce headshot

Lea Boyce

CFBA
John Broons headshot

John Broons

FFI Fellow
David Harland headshot

David Harland

FFI Fellow
Duane O’Donnell headshot

Duane O’Donnell

CFBA, ACFWA
Robert Powell headshot

Robert Powell

CFBA/CFWA
Kirsten Taylor-Martin headshot

Kirsten Taylor-Martin

FFI Fellow
Daniel Trimarchi headshot

Daniel Trimarchi

Darren White headshot

Darren White

CFBA
EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Anderson University
Anderson University logo
The Kim S. Miller Family Enterprise Institute of South Carolina at Anderson University fosters learning, sharing, and creative solutions regarding the many critical issues and problems faced by family enterprises. The mission of The Kim S. Miller Family Enterprise Institute of South Carolina is to provide education, networking, support resources and research to help family enterprises and those involved in or serving them maximize their overall health and sustainability.

FFI members are Elizabeth Bagger, Brad Bechtold, Rachel Nafziger, Steven Nail, Richard Ray, and FFI Fellow Ronald C. Reece.

Elizabeth Bagger headshot

Elizabeth Bagger

CFBA
Brad Bechtold headshot

Brad Bechtold

CFBA/CFWA
Rachel Nafgizer headshot

Rachel Nafziger

Steve Nail headshot

Steven Nail

Richard Ray headshot

Richard Ray

Ronald Reece headshot

Ronald C. Reece

FFI Fellow
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Formue
Formue logo
Formue was established in 2000 and has substantial operations in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. Formue is an independent advisory office, offering holistic services in financial planning, investment analysis, allocation/market view, succession planning, legal and tax evaluations, accounting, banking evaluations, and in topics related to retirement and insurance.

FFI members include Jan Tore Andresen, Øystein Bø, Alexander Heiberg, Tor Kildal, Janicke Udbye Lovaas, Philip Mitchel, Bjørn Pedersen, Lasse Sabel, Joel Uddenäs, and Helena von der Esch.

Helena von der Esch headshot

Helena von der Esch

FFI Fellow
Board of Directors
Øystein Bø headshot

Øystein Bø

Alexander Heiberg headshot

Alexander Heiberg

Jan Tore Andresen headshot

Jan Tore Andresen

Tor Kildal headshot

Tor Kildal

Janicke Udbye Lovaas headshot

Janicke Udbye Lovaas

Philip Mitchell headshot

Philip Mitchel

Bjørn Pedersen headshot

Bjørn Pedersen

Lasse Sabel headshot

Lasse Sabel

Joel Uddenäs headshot

Joel Uddenäs

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius
Morgan Lewis logo
Morgan Lewis has an interdisciplinary team that has spent their entire career in advising family-owned businesses on transition planning, family and family business governance, and family member liquidity structures (which may include the establishment of an ESOP and family foundation), and ultra-wealthy family business owners in transitioning wealth from one generation to the next along with forming a family office.

FFI members include Chuck Bogle, Dan Carmody, Matthew Chapman, John Kober, Patterson Perrin, and Emily Rickard.

John Kober headshot

John Kober

Chuck Bogle headshot

Chuck Bogle

Dan Carmody headshot

Dan Carmody

Matthew Chapman headshot

Matthew Chapman

Patterson Perrin headshot

Patterson Perrin

Emily Rickard headshot

Emily Rickard

TriBridge Partners
TriBridge Partners, LLC logo
TriBridge Partners helps protect the assets of its clients by bridging the exposure gaps to create continuity through the expertise of the firm’s associates in combination with strategies and solutions. The firm assists its family business clients with continuity planning, multi-generational transitions, and compensation and benefits.

FFI members are Jason Ditto, Heath Hykes, FFI Fellow David M. Morris, John C. Morris, Tacy Roby, Chris Schneider, Sarah Speed, and Paul Younkins.

Jason Ditto headshot

Jason Ditto

Heath Hykes headshot

Heath Hykes

David M. Morris headshot

David M. Morris

FFI Fellow
John C. Morris headshot

John C. Morris

Tacy Roby headshot

Tacy Roby

Chris Schneider headshot

Chris Schneider

Sarah Speed headshot

Sarah Speed

Paul Younkins headshot

Paul Younkins

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