Quarterly Newsletter: Volume 5, January 2024

In the 2024 first-quarter newsletter, you will find a Letter from the Chairman of the Board, exciting new programs, our quarterly themes, upcoming events and more. Click here to download.   If you have any questions about this quarter’s newsletter or are interested in joining The UHNW Institute, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Board Member Highlight: Edward V. Marshall

Board Member Highlight: Edward V. Marshall The UHNW Institute is pleased to feature our quarterly conversation highlights with Edward V. Marshall, an advisory board member and co-chair of the Family Office Initiative at The UHNW Institute and the global head of the Dentons Family Office and High Net Worth Group. Eddie shares his thoughts on current changes and disruptions within […]

The UHNW Institute Collaboration Toolkit

The UHNW Institute Collaboration Toolkit We invite you to utilize our new Collaboration Toolkit, which is focused exclusively on our monthly theme, Collaboration: Strategic Planning. Explore our curated selection of books, articles, white papers and actionable tools by downloading the Collaboration Toolkit below. The UHNW Institute’s Resource Library content is also available for members here. DOWNLOAD HERE

The UHNW Institute Legacy Toolkit

The UHNW Institute Legacy Toolkit We invite you to utilize our new monthly resource toolkit, focused exclusively on the topic of our recent December 7th Roundtable, Leading with Legacy: Discovering the Voice & Shared Purpose of the Multigenerational Family. Discover ways firms connect family stories to purpose and extend ‘legacy’ beyond the wealth creator to […]

Virtual Roundtable Replay – Leading with Legacy: Discovering the Voice & Shared Purpose of the Multigenerational Family

Virtual Roundtable Replay – Leading with Legacy: Discovering the Voice & Shared Purpose of the Multigenerational Family  While wealth management advisors may support the client’s journey from mission to vision and values, investment and financial needs and philanthropic giving aspirations, few concentrate on ways to capture the family’s long-term legacy goals and voice. In […]

Thank You to Our 2023 Symposium Sponsors

Thank You to Our 2023 Symposium Sponsors 2023 Symposium Sponsors: Thank you to our 2023 Symposium sponsors for their generosity and support; the event wouldn’t have been possible without them. Next year, look for our Educational Partner Spotlights quarterly and a dedicated webpage, highlighting our 2024 partners and their information.  If you are interested in […]

The UHNW Institute’s December Monthly Theme: Leading with Legacy

The UHNW Institute’s December Monthly Theme: Leading with Legacy Happy Holidays! Every month, The UHNW Institute identifies a new theme to highlight, steering our content and programming. For December, we explore the theme of Leading with Legacy, with an assortment of resources to help you deepen your knowledge and understanding of this compelling topic. Reflecting […]

Board Member Highlight: Tom Mcullough

Board Member Highlight: Tom Mccullough The UHNW Institute is pleased to feature our quarterly conversation highlights with Tom McCullough, co-founder, chairman and CEO of Northwood Family Office. He is a frequent speaker on issues relevant to families of wealth and co-authors several books including Wealth of Wisdom: The Top 50 Questions Wealthy Families Ask. He […]

Replay Roundtable Replay – Understanding Family Enterprise Risk

Roundtable Replay – Understanding Family Enterprise Risk  In alignment with last month’s theme of Family-Owned Enterprises, The UHNW Institute hosted a virtual roundtable discussion, Understanding Family Enterprise Risk: In Conversation with Linda Bourn and Natasha Pearl, Moderated by Angelique LeDoux. This roundtable explored the Family Enterprise Risk Index study of 145 family enterprises and highlighted how […]

The UHNWI SUMMER READING LIST 2023

The UHNWI Summer List 2023 My artificial intelligence (AI) curiosity has me down a rabbit hole this week. I just gave up my weekend for a 3-day AI Summit because apparently, we will all ‘not be replaced by AI, (we) will be replaced by someone who uses AI.’ So, I’m using AI. Cautiously. And creatively. Within just minutes, I […]