Congratulations to the October GEN Advanced Certificate Graduates

Prepared Exclusively for FFI Members

November 01, 2019

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ontinuing our series on the graduates of the GEN program, we are pleased to feature October graduates of the Advanced Certificate programs.

In order to be eligible for the Advanced Certificate programs, participants must be FFI members in good standing who have received the Certificate in Family Business Advising (CFBA) and/or in Family Wealth Advising (CFWA). Advanced Certificate participants must attend one FFI global conference during their program enrollment.

Please join us in congratulating the recipients of Advanced Certificates in Family Business Advising (ACFBA) and Family Wealth Advising (ACFWA).

Individuals receiving Advanced Certificates who became Fellows in Miami will be honored in next week’s issue of FFI on Friday.

Advanced Certificate in Family Business Advising (ACFBA)

Andrea Baars
PwC
Essen, Germany

Roxana Bos-Schepers
Ernst & Young Belastingadviseurs LLP
Rotterdam, Netherlands

Alejandro Cerón
SP&E
Pinecrest, FL

Juan Pablo Cerón
STF Consulting Group
Mexico City, Mexico

Calvin Chan
Singapore

Martine Deschamps
SynerAction Management
Chateauguay, QC, Canada

Tadeusz Dulian
Deloitte Advisory Sp. z. o.o.
Cracow, Poland

Madeline S. Hoge
Caledonia Ventures, Inc.
Dublin, VA

Elaine King
Family and Money Matters
North Miami, FL

Esther Kong
Singapore Management University
Singapore

Eva Wathén
Bravemotion Oy
Espoo, Finland

Advanced Certificate in Family Wealth Advising (ACFWA)

Karen Carlson
Pitcairn
Jenkintown, PA

María José Cerón De La Torre
STF Consulting Group
Mexico City, Mexico

Honora Ducatillon
Banque Pictet & Cie SA
Geneva, Switzerland

Jessica J. Garner
Stevard LLC
Chicago, IL

Mariana Martinez
Wells Fargo Wealth Management
Bethesda, MD

Thanks to the GEN Advanced Certificate Faculty

GEN 502: Family Governance in the Family Enterprise: A key structural element in family enterprise governance
Jennifer East, Dennis Jaffe, Kirby Rosplock

GEN 503: Tools for Positive Change in Family Business Systems: Analysis and application
Neus Feliu, Andrew Hier, Carlo Salvato

GEN 504: Meaning and Purpose: Philanthropy and the family enterprise
James Coutre, Maya Prabhu

GEN Q4 enrollment closes on November 15

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Previous Edition

Greetings from Miami, where we are in the last day of the 2019 FFI Global Conference. Of course, we wish all the membership could be here, but if you’re not (and even if you are), here are some highlights from the event and related articles that have appeared either in FFI Practitioner or FFI on Friday.

Dates to Remember

NOV
5

Midwest Chapter regional meeting | 5:00PM – 7:00PM
70 West Madison, Suite 230, Chicago
Program: Optimizing the Human Potential of M&A Transactions: Planning for the “unexpected people problems” for ultimate deal success
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NOV
13

New England Chapter breakfast meeting | 8:00AM-9:30AM
Host: Burns and Levinson, 125 High Street, Boston, MA
Program: “Creating a Hum in the Next Generation—Rather Than a Ho-Hum”
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NOV
14

NYC regional meeting | 4:30PM-7:00PM
Host: J.P. Morgan, 390 Madison Avenue, New York City
Program: Master Class with Justin Blake, Edelman, “Implications on Trust for Family Businesses”
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NOV
19

GEN Alumni Webinar Series
What’s in a Name: Mediation, Facilitation, or Consultation? (By invitation only)
Presenter: John Wofford, Esq.

NOV
22

Building Family Business Boards for the Long Term
STEP Business Families Special Interest Group in London
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