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Family Offices & wealth preservation conference

 

US €  £  CHF
Regular
Special When instructed
May 9-10, 2007 New York

"On the horizon: Changes ahead on Family Offices.
A gathering of thought leaders in the industry"


In collaboration with Ms Barbara Hauser - International Private Wealth Advisor - New York

May 9 & 10, 2007
Millenium Broadway Hotel - New York- United States

Conference Chair Co-Chair

Barbara Hauser

President

International Private Wealth
Advisor

Barbara Hauser Linda Bourn

Linda Bourn

Managing Director, Family
Office Practice Leader

Marsh's Private Client
Services Practice

The number of family offices keeps increasing and accelerating every year all over the world. When entrepreneurs sell their enterprise, most believe they are then rich forever.

Nevertheless experience shows that quite a few lose a very large share of their fortune in five to ten years.

Why?

Because whilst they were good at making money through their industry or service corporations, former entrepreneurs often don’t possess the skills and knowhow required to develop their new mostly financial activities.

Beyond the two basic bad moves : giving full responsibility of one’s fortune to a portfolio manager and forgetting to control or deciding to take care by oneself of all the necessary financial moves, there are quite a lot of wrongdoings that the former entrepreneur is inevitably subject to and that can lead him to failure.


Those mistakes are related :

  • failure of setting up a secure legal strategy,
  • failure of developing a safe tax scheme,
  • failure of protecting the trangenerational interest in their family,
  • poor allocation of ressources,
  • poor timing,
  • poor risks control,
  • poor adaptation of strategy along with the environement changes,
  • poor global control

Deep analysis of those mistakes along with advice on how to avoid them was at the core of this seminar.

Successful former entrepreneurs, including some who did not fare well in their activities of protecting their fortune, strategists in private equity and other specialists, for instance in asset and wealth protection l turned these two days into an invaluable experience that contributed not only to the preservation of your wealth, but most importantly to its enhancement.

They came to hear the predictions and participated in the discussions:

  • what are the pressing needs,
  • what are some emerging new models,
  • how are global families organizing their offices,
  • what is the attraction of Dubai,
  • why the new interest in yachts and islands,
  • and how do advisors need to change their approach

Thanks to our Sponsors ...

Our Speakers

Ariel Sergio Goekmen
(Credit Suisse) Switzerland

Mr Robert Colvin Esq
(Robert D. Colvin & Associates) United States

Dr Nedim Peter Vogt
(Bär & Karrer) Switzerland

Mr Paul McKibbin
(Family Office Metrics) United States

Mrs Lisa Cavanaugh
(Christies) United States

Mr Ian Marsh
(Family Dispute Resolution Ltd) United Kingdom

Ms Natasha Pearl
(Aston Pearl) United States

Mrs Suzanne J. Currie
(K Capital Partners LLC) United States

Ms Lisa Grey
(Graymatter Strategies LLC) United States

Mr Todd Millay
(Wharton Global Family Alliance) United States

Mr Jon Grouf
(Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP) United States

Mr Milton Pedraza
(The Luxury Institute LLC) United States

Mr Tom Boczar Esq.
(Twenty-First Securities Corporation) United States

Ms Linda Bourn
(Marsh's Luxury Yacht Practice) United States

Ms Christel Mohr
(Marsh's Private Client Services Practice) United States

Ms Barbara Hauser
(International Private Wealth Advisor) United States

Mr Ivan Sacks
(Withers Bergman Law Firm) United States

Ms Lisa Lindsay
(Marsh's Private Client Services) United States

Mr Alexander A. Bove Jr.
(Bove & Langa P.C.) United States

Ms Suzy Peterfriend Ross
(FamilyLegacy) - United States

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