oday we feature the Q2 GEN graduates: those receiving Family Business Advising (CFBA), Family Wealth Advising (CFWA), Dual (CFBA/CFWA), and Advanced (ACFBA and ACFWA) certificates. These individuals, who come from around the world and across disciplines, have accessed and completed programs of curated material and research-based resources with their peers and a highly skilled faculty—developing a global network of fellow students who advise and study multi-generational families.
Please join us in congratulating their outstanding achievement.


St. Louis University, Department of Management
St. Louis, MO

Ernst & Young
Perth, Australia

IMD Business School
Lausanne, Switzerland

Equations Advisors Private Limited
Mumbai, India

Ernst & Young
Epe, Netherlands

Wells Fargo Private Bank
San Antonio, TX


UBS Switzerland
Geneva, Switzerland

PwC Middle East
Dubai, UAE


PwC
Suva, Fiji

Walpole Financial Advisors, LLC
Goleta, CA

The Whitney Group of Wells Fargo Advisors
Raleigh, NC

PwC Middle East
Dubai, UAE

PwC
Suva, Fiji

Walpole Financial Advisors, LLC
Goleta, CA

The Whitney Group of Wells Fargo Advisors
Raleigh, NC

PwC Middle East
Dubai, UAE


RiverPoint Consulting Inc.
Toronto, Canada

Pictet & Cie
Geneva, Switzerland
Ian Macnaughton
GEN 201: Family Enterprise Advising and Consulting: The action research model as applied to family enterprise
Louisa Brunner and Mairi Mickel
GEN 202: Families of Wealth: A multidisciplinary approach
Richard Boyce
GEN 501: Myths, Realities, and Trends in the Field of Family Enterprise
Natalie McVeigh
GEN 502: Family Governance in the Family Enterprise: A key structural element in family enterprise governance
Steve Legler
Today, in our second issue of this year’s series, we are pleased to highlight distinguished organizations and educational institutions that are FFI organizational members.