some of the questions
than all of
the answers.
James Thurber
Family Wealth Advisor Training
Resources for Training and Education in Family Dynamics
Trusted advisors in wealth management, law, accounting, private equity and related professions are often approached by client families with deeply personal questions about inheritance, succession, family and wealth. Current and prospective clients seek counsel about the best ways to make family decisions, deal with conflict, and develop responsible and capable members of succeeding generations. Clients' family dynamics also can either contribute to or complicate the process of creating and implementing solutions. Advisors cannot serve their clients effectively, efficiently, or productively without facing and handling these non-financial issues at the high-net-worth (HNW) and ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) levels.
Dr. Dennis Jaffe and Dr. James Grubman are experienced consultants to family firms and multigenerational families of wealth as well to family offices, wealth managers, attorneys, and other independent and institutional advisors. This website provides information designed to educate and inform HNW and UHNW advisors about the core competencies and services needed to work effectively with client families. Information on trainings, workshops and programs is updated regularly along with tools and resources that can enhance advisors’ skills about such topics as:
- effective interviewing of clients
- skills for designing and leading family meetings
- developing communication within multi-generational multi-branch families
- building governance structures and agreements
- fostering the next generation.
Upcoming Events:
A Family Wealth Advisor Training for those professionals working with UHNW clients and families, previously scheduled for Greenwich, CT on May 14 - 15, has been postponed and tentatively rescheduled to Fall 2012.
For further information or to inquire about upcoming programs, please contact Susan Eckstrom at susan@wealthadvisortraining.com or 413-775-0557.


