The first keynote was Mark Green, an internationally recognized family business consultant, speaker, author, educator and researcher, and the Co-Founder of the Pacific Family Business Institute. Mark noted that, for really the first time in history, there’s the potential to
This year’s FCHB Summit will once again provide an intimate setting in which attendees can learn key practical strategies from knowledgeable advisors combined with invaluable peer insights to help ensure a thriving, sustainable business for generations to come. The full-day Summit
After a delicious lunch, the 2017 Summit will kick off with a keynote by George Mateyo, chief investment officer at Key Private Bank, titled “What to Expect When You’re Investing.” Mateyo will probe into the risks and rewards of
New Regulations for the Partnership Tax Audit Rules Set to Finalize on September 18, 2017
Family businesses account for 64 percent of the United States’ annual GDP and account for billions of dollars of revenue in the Puget Sound region. They are often major drivers of regional economic activity, charity, community building and politics.
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Constructive, dynamic and practical, the Summit will kick off with one of the most knowledgeable and connected Washington, D.C. power brokers, Michael Boland from Dome Advisors LLC, who will speak on what the various election outcomes mean for the business
Closely Held Family Entities in Grave Danger: Minority Interest and Lack of Marketability Discounts About to Disappear?
Born in 1926, Edwin Jarmoc was a lifelong resident of Enfield, Connecticut where he grew up on his family farm working alongside his father, a Polish emigrant. After attending MIT, University of Connecticut and Trinity College – where he eventually
Born in 1926, Edwin Jarmoc was a lifelong resident of Enfield, Connecticut where he grew up on his family farm working alongside his father, a Polish emigrant. After attending MIT, University of Connecticut and Trinity College – where he eventually
