Barbara Hauser is a leader in global family governance. Her publications include International Family Governance, Trusts in Prime Jurisdictions, the STEP handbook Family Offices, Life Cycles of a Family Business, Advising the Wealthy Client, Mommy Are We Rich?, The Next Generation and the Pursuit of Happiness, and Setting up a Family Office. She presented “Rule of Law Benefits in Family Governance” at the global conference in London.

The Institute for Family Business-UK (IFB-UK) was a collaborator in presenting the pre-conference session, “Discussion with Family Business Leaders: How to better working experience/relations between family business owner-managers and their advisors.”

Etienne Eichenberger is cofounder and managing partner of WISE Philanthropy Advisors. He is a former GEN faculty member and co-presented “Navigating with Success in Your Family Philanthropy” at the FFI global conference in London.

Amy Hart Clyne is Chief Knowledge and Learning Officer at Pitcairn, a leading family office serving over 125 ultra-wealthy families. She brings more than 25 years of experience to the private wealth space. She holds an MBA from Columbia Business School, Columbia University, a BA from Colgate University, a CFP and CFBA.

Dennis Jaffe is the author of Borrowed from Your Grandchildren: The Evolution of 100-Year Family Enterprises and advisor to global families. He has a BA degree in Philosophy, MA in Management, and Ph.D. in sociology, all from Yale University, and is professor emeritus of organizational systems and psychology at Saybrook University in San Francisco. An FFI Fellow and GEN Faculty member, Dennis Jaffe is the recipient of FFI’s 2017 International Award and 2005 Richard Beckhard Practice Award.

Amy Hart Clyne and Dennis Jaffe presented “The Often-Invisible Role of Women as Family Enterprise Culture Change Leaders: Study highlights” at the 2021 conference in London.

Guillermo Salazar is an expert on corporate governance and succession strategic planning. He is the founder and director of Exaudi Family Business Consulting, and he has served as advisor for numerous business families on their protocols, generational transition, alignment of family vision and values for decision-making, and conflict resolution. He is an FFI Fellow, former member of the Board of Directors, and recipient of the FFI International Award. He is a mentor and founding member of FFI’s Iberoamérica Virtual Study Group. At the 2021 conference in London, Guillermo co-presented the session “The Hero Journey: An Ancient Narrative Model for a New Practice.”

Fisk Johnson, Chairman and CEO of SC Johnson, presented the London conference’s opening keynote, “When Doing Good and Profitability Collide: Choosing Substance Over Shadow.” Fisk Johnson holds a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and Physics; a Master of Engineering; a Master of Science in Physics; a Master of Business Administration; and a doctorate in Physics, all from Cornell University. Fisk and SC Johnson have received numerous awards for environmental and social leadership, including the Presidential Green Chemistry Award, the Environmental Protection Agency’s Lifetime Atmospheric Achievement Award, and the International Leadership Award from the U.S. Council for International Business.

Mark Stevenson is one of the world’s most respected thinkers on technology and societal trends—helping you see where the world is going and how to adapt. As founder of the cultural change agency We Do Things Differently, he is helping organizations across the globe see their role in creating a better future. His many advisory roles include Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Earth Challenge, Civilized Bank, Atlas of the Future, and The Institution of Mechanical Engineers.