oday, we are pleased to feature recent and upcoming book releases from FFI members. Please help us continue this periodic feature by letting us know about books we might have missed. They don’t have to be in English!
The Beneficiary Primer is a guide and workbook that addresses the responsibilities and varied concerns that encompass the role of a trust beneficiary. Key concepts are distilled to their essential elements, and the encouraging tone is easy to read while maintaining a sense of the importance of the beneficiary’s role.
This book offers an innovative way to address issues of inheritance through the principles of empathy, harmony, responsibility, and protection. The author describes his method, called Plan Hereditario 360®, as a way to improve the chances of leaving a successful, long-lasting inheritance.
Philanthropy is changing and transforming, and philanthropic families are seeking out new ways to ensure that their giving is meaningful and effective. The Family Philanthropy Navigator is a step-by-step guide for new and existing philanthropic families to answer core questions about their motivations and goals for giving.
Harvard Business Review Family Business Handbook is a resource for guidance and practical advice, drawing on the authors’ experience working closely with a wide range of family businesses of all sizes around the world. The authors present approaches for communicating effectively, managing conflict, building the right governance structures, and more.
This book describes the sustainable development journey of 15 business families, varying in size, age, industry, and location, that are committed to using their enterprises as a force of societal good. In turn, each family reaps benefits of high economic returns, while contributing to society and environment.
Power Strength & Perseverance is both a manual on the forms of direct and indirect power that women can use in the workforce and a history of America’s feminist movements and the power that women have held throughout history and into the present. The book argues for the use of “soft power,” to lead through persuasion rather than through aggression or coercion.
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