Financial Capital
Building strategic financial devices to efficiently manage all assets and investments owned by the family.
Structural Capital
Establishing institutions for managing family wealth that aligns with your family’s vision, values, and traditions (constitution, treaty, family board, etc.)
Human Capital
Development of personal assets and discovery of strengths of the entire family (interpersonal skills, habits, behaviors, attitudes, beliefs, and vocation).
Emotional Capital
Nurturing a healthy and proactive relationship among all family members (dealing with money, strengthening mental fortitude, and managing personal and family conflicts).
Intellectual Capital
Transforming your family’s financial experience into a legacy based on personal and business insights accumulated over the years, such as management methods, business values, and leadership skills.
Social Capital
Establishing circles of influence and philanthropy according to your family values; translating money from individual power to transformative power to create social impact.