
n this week’s issue we are pleased to bring you an update from the FFI board chair, Debbie Bing, following the FFI board retreat in Boston earlier this month.
It was a pleasure to chair this year’s FFI board retreat in Boston. Board members attending were Dan Frosh, vice-chair; Helena von der Esch, secretary; Sandra McNeely, treasurer; Patricia Angus, Richa Arora, Jeremy Cheng, Jeff Cobb, Nick Jacobs, Rania Labaki, Panikkos Poutziouris, and Bilal Zein. Also attending were legal counsel Michael Connolly; Tom Cahill, financial advisor; Judy Green, FFI president; and Brigett Owens, GEN and conference coordinator.
The retreat was preceded on Thursday by a meeting of the 2025 conference program committee and a regional reception for FFI members and friends in the Boston area.
A general discussion was held on the products related to the strategic pillars and how or if each pillar could be advanced as FFI approaches its 40th Anniversary in 2026.
The meeting adjourned late Saturday afternoon, and all agreed that it is a pleasure and an honor to be in leadership roles for this extraordinary organization amid a time of such growth and opportunity.


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