n this issue of FFI on Friday we are pleased to introduce the 2019-2021 UK/Europe Regional Planning Committee. This is a new FFI committee that held its first meeting in March 2019 at KPMG in London. It was hosted by KPMG Enterprise Centre of Excellence for Family Business program director, Daniel Trimarchi.
Daniel Trimarchi
KPMG Enterprise Centre of Excellence for Family Business
- Devise a series of events in 2019, 2020, and 2021 that follow the FFI vision of educating, connecting, and inspiring professionals and academics in the field to better serve their client base and develop new modes of research and conceptual modes. Currently planned are:
- A September 24 event hosted by KPMG and featuring Kris Verburgh, MD. This will be a master class dealing with issues of longevity as they relate to family enterprise. It will be hosted by Tom McGinness of KPMG and held at the KPMG Canary Wharf office. Moderator will be Alex Hayward, GEN faculty member and EY Global Enablement Leader for Family Enterprise.
KPMG
EY
- A Spring 2020 event is being planned. Details and location to be announced.
- Raise the profile of the committee by writing a series of FFI Practitioner articles in the coming three years that feature UK and Europe as models for multi-generational global enterprise activity, research, and professional expertise. Committee members Elizabeth Bagger, Maya Prabhu, and Bilal Zein agreed to write for FFI Practitioner in 2019.
- See Elizabeth’s article, “Behavioural Risk in Family Business: Some thoughts on individual stories” from June 25
- See Bilal’s article, “The Role of Risk Management in a Family Enterprise,” which appeared on August 28
IFB (Institute for Family Business)
Quanon Capital Ltd
- Watch for Maya’s précis on the FBR article “The Effect of Value Congruence between the Founder and Successor on Successor Willingness: The Mediating Role of the Founder-Successor Relationship,” which will appear in the next few weeks.
J.P. Morgan
- Work with the 2020 NYC program committee to identify possible UK/Europe based presenters.
Anthony Devine, University of Northumbria: “Research Report: Student Satisfaction and Loyalty in Professional Family Business Education – The Role of Interactions and Value Co-creation”
David Harvey, DJAH Partners, FFI Board chair: FFI Annual Meeting
Francesca Ambrosini, PwC
George Bryan, Drayton Manor
John Canady, NPT-UK
Grégoire Imfeld
Mark Jones, Jasmin Advisory
Susan Kaye, Challenge of Excellence
Peter Leach, Peter Leach Associates
Ken McCracken, MFBC Limited
Stuart May, Coutts
Mairi Mickel, Mairi Mickel’s Business Families
Panikkos Poutziouris, UCLan Cyprus
Alexandra Spaethe, Pictet
Norma Stewart, Kin Alliance
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Breaking Log Jams: Resolving Sustained Conflicts in Family Enterprise
Host: Burns and Levinson, 125 Summer St., Boston, MA
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Host: KPMG LLP, 15 Canada Square, London, England
Program: Master Class with Dr. Kris Verburgh, author of The Longevity Code and keynote speaker at the FFI Global Conference
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