Large families are often challenged when it comes to their decision making process. Direct descendants, relatives, external investors and employees serving the family all feel a certain sense of ownership to the family's interests. As families continue to grow and extend, the inter-generational relationship becomes more complex to manage, leading to family disputes.

• How can you transfer your business to successive generations?

• Whom should you include in the family council?

• How can you resolve disputes over the family's interests?

• Who should be managing the family's businesses?

• How can you establish a sound decision making process?

• How to choose your successor as the family president?

• Organize family structure

• Define family governance strategy and rules

• Develop family constitution

• Identify dispute resolution methods

• Select family council

• Setup family office

• Re-engineer business processes

• Plan investment opportunities