he FFI board of directors provides strategic vision and oversight for the development of the organization. Over the past few months, the 2021 Nominating Committee has solicited suggestions for nominees, and interviews with potential candidates have been held. The Committee is pleased to announce the following nominees for four-year terms on the FFI Board of Directors. Voting will be conducted by electronic ballot, which will be sent to FFI members in late August. New board members will take office following the annual meeting which will be held virtually on November 9 at 9:00am Eastern Time.
She works with multi-generational families, family enterprises and family office leaders and advises on the set up and implementation of family offices, oversee their multi-family office and provides family dynamics, governance and succession advisory. Richa has led several speaking and writing engagements on the Future of work, role of leadership, and issues UHNW Families/ Enterprises are facing. She has a Bachelor of Arts Degree from University of Delhi, India, a Software Engineering Diploma, an Advanced certificate in Advising the Family Business and Family Business Governance (Society of Trusts and Estates Practitioner- STEP) and has obtained her Family Enterprise Advisor Designation (Family Enterprise Canada).
If given the opportunity to be a part of the esteemed FFI board member team, I look forward to bringing my diverse professional and personal experiences to promote the cause of FFI and family enterprises globally. I am committed to supporting FFI’s three core pillars and help drive the build of new strategic initiatives particularly in areas such as future of work, family office and next generation leadership. I have the privilege to lead the research, design and implementation of global learning curriculums and training programs in the past and am quite keen to contribute as way to give back to the family enterprise community. I am excited to see what we can accomplish together as an FFI Community to further the impact that family enterprises can have on our global economy, culture and value system.
Peter Englisch, co-chair
PwC
Dan Frosh, co-chair
Cambridge Advisors to Family Enterprise
Josip Kotlar
Politecnico di Milano
Keng-Fun Loh
Family and Business Learning
Laurent Roux
Gallatin Wealth Management
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