September 04, 2026

Celebrating the 2026 FFI Organizational Members: Part V

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, Matthew Chapman, John Kober, Greer Longer, Patterson Perrin, and Emily Rickard.

Prairie Family Business Association is a key outreach center of the University of South Dakota’s Beacom School of Business and helps family businesses thrive through generations. More than 260 businesses are part of membership, which is open to any family business in the U.S. and across the globe.

FFI members are Jessica Armstrong, Eric Erickson, Kimberly Erickson, Agatha Johnson, Marek Kolinski, Sandra McNeely, Mike Meagher, Barry S. Sackett, Callie Tuschen, and Mason Van Essen.

Premier Family Business Consulting is a multi-disciplinary family business consulting firm in Southeast Asia with global knowledge, local expertise, and regional coverage to influence and inspire family unity for multi-generational wealth and business professionalization.

FFI members are the firm founder and FFI Fellow Jonathan Ramos, Corazon Canete, Maria Cejas, Anbern Guarrine, Neil Montesclaros, Rene Y. Paquibut, Theresa Ramos, Darlon Serenio, Marvin Soco, and Jefferson Al Tio.

UBS provides financial advice and solutions to wealthy, institutional and corporate clients worldwide, as well as private clients in Switzerland. UBS is a global wealth manager with a large-scale and diversified global asset manager and a focused investment bank. The UBS Family Advisory practice is a global team advising ultra-high-net-worth families and family offices on multigenerational wealth continuity with a focus on family governance, family office, and next-generation topics.

Their FFI members include Francesca Chan, Adeline Chiam, Catherine Chow, Oliver Herrmann, Eric Landolt, Amy Lau, Jennie Lau, Andrew Lo, Andre Loh, Anne Philipsen, and Pietro Schonmann.

Family businesses generate about 90% of Mexico’s GDP, and around 70% of them consider innovation as a key factor for their continuity. Universidad Panamericana provides a degree program in Family Business Administration and Management, with a curriculum that is unique in Mexico and focuses on developing future managers in a key sector of the economy.

FFI members include David Abascal Castro, Pablo Adolfo Ibañez Esqueda, Francisco Javier Monroy, Lucía Rodríguez-Aceves, María Andrea Arias Morales, Laura Natalí Amezcuna Bautista, and Ramiro Zaizar Baez.