for FFI Members

oday, the Family Firm Institute is pleased to announce the most recent graduates of its Global Education Network (GEN) Advanced Certificate Programs and Dual Certificate Programs.
Next week’s newsletter will feature Q3 graduates receiving either the Certificate in Family Business Advising or the Certificate in Family Wealth Advising.
These graduates, from around the world, have successfully completed challenging programs, engaging in collaborative learning alongside their peers and expert faculty. Along the way, they’ve built a global network of peers dedicated to advancing multi-generational family enterprises.
FFI congratulates these graduates on their achievement and welcomes them into the growing network of GEN-certified professionals worldwide.

Arnaud de Coninck
Austin, TX, USA

Katalin Orosz
Târgu Mureş, Romania

Juliet Agnew
London, UK

Yi Chen
Toronto, ON, Canada

Daniela Cuevas

Steffen Hetzel
Dubai, UAE

David Larlee
Dallas, TX, USA

Patricia Lee
Singapore

Shen Hui Tan
Singapore

Annie Woods
Des Moines, IA, USA

Nasser Abdulla Lootah
Dubai, UAE
Helena von der Esch
GEN 201: The Action Research Model as Applied to Family Enterprise Advising
Louisa Brunner, Natalie McVeigh
GEN 202: Advising the Family Wealth System: A Multidisciplinary Approach
Richard Boyce, Vaughan Scott
GEN 501: Evidence-Based Advising: Using Research to Empower Family Enterprises
Fabian Bernhard, Jeremy Cheng
Heinz-Peter Elstrodt
GEN 503: Tools for Positive Change in Family Business Systems: Analysis and Application
Neus Feliu, Andrew Hier
GEN 504: Family Office: Where They Are Today. Where They Are Heading
James Coutre
Last March, in an FFI on Friday, we included details of the year-long fundraising effort to mark the 40th anniversary of the Family Firm Institute. Now, six months since the launch and three months before the end of year, where do we stand?
- More than 70 members and companies have made contributions to the anniversary campaign.
- As of today, $245,000 has been given or pledged.
This is an encouraging start—and an important demonstration of the commitment of FFI members and friends to the future of our field. But there is more to do.
