Rhian-Anwen Hamill is a senior advisor to global families and director of family enterprise at the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Private Capital at London Business School, with experience in governance, succession planning, talent, family dynamics, and next-generation preparation. Beginning her career at Goldman Sachs, Rhian has spent more than three decades in financial and professional services and, since 2005, has led her own advisory firm, RAH Partners. She is a member of the 2026 FFI conference program committee.

Jennifer East, FFI Fellow, is founder of ONIDA Family Advisors. She helps enhance intergenerational collaboration, family dynamics, and governance while facilitating personal and leadership development for individuals and sibling/cousin teams. She is an FFI GEN faculty member and has served on the FFI board. She also facilitates in Campden Education’s The Family Wealth Essentials Series and is co-chair of the Cambridge Forum on Multi-Generational Family Wealth & Leadership.

Maya Prabhu, FFI Fellow, is a managing director at J.P. Morgan Private Bank. Part of the GEN faculty and a former member of the FFI board and the 2086 Society, she brings expertise in family governance, next-generation engagement, family office creation, and philanthropy strategies from two decades of experience as a trusted advisor to wealthy individuals and families. She will be part of the panel discussion “Paradigm Shifts in Applied Research” at the FFI conference in October.

James E. Hughes, FFI Fellow, is the author of Family Wealth: Keeping It in the Family, Family: The Compact Among Generations, and co-author of many books in the field of family wealth. Through his landmark work on the Five Capitals, Jay helped reshape the global conversation about wealth, advancing a broader understanding of holistic well-being across generations. He continues to advise families and family office leaders worldwide.

Mary K. Duke, FFI Fellow, works with families to strengthen relationships, deepen trust, and accelerate meaningful results across the family system. With deep experience in trust and fiduciary practices and family enterprise ownership and leadership, she serves as trustee and director for select family enterprises and private trust companies. A former FFI board member, she will co-present “The Joy Factor: Transforming Family Business Advising Through Play and Connection” at the FFI conference in October.

Stacy L. Allred, CFWA/ACFBA, is managing director and head of family engagement and governance at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management. Over the course of her career, she has helped multigenerational families build the skills, structures, and confidence needed to steward wealth wisely. She will co-present “The Joy Factor: Transforming Family Business Advising Through Play and Connection” at the FFI conference in October.

Ian MacNaughton, FFI Fellow, is a psychotherapist, teacher, trainer, author, and family business consultant, with a career that spans over fifty years. He specializes in facilitating family business processes, focusing on family dynamics, organizational design, and communication to achieve family harmony and business success. He is part of the FFI GEN faculty and was the recipient of the 2019 Richard Beckhard Practice Award.

Asher Noor, FFI Fellow, is the founder of Odyssey SFO with decades of experience in family office advisory and wealth management. A global thought leader and a chartered accountant, he is a former member of the FFI GEN faculty and has served on the FFI Board of Directors. He holds an MBA from EDEHC Business School.

Katalin Orosz, CFBA, is a business development consultant, family firm adviser, and entrepreneur with over twenty-five years of international experience working with multinational and family-owned companies. Today, Katalin works with enterprising families to support business development while navigating succession, governance, and intergenerational collaboration. She will present “When Succession Meets Rapid Economic and Technological Change” at the FFI conference in October.

Judith Stern Peck, FFI Fellow, is director of a project team at the Ackerman Institute for the Family that researches, educates, and consults on money and family life, and is principal of JSP Associates, a firm that provides educational and consultation services to family businesses, family foundations, and family offices.