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EY NextGen is a global leadership platform built on three pillars: EY NextGen Academy, EY NextGen Network and EY NextGen Forum.
EY Family Enterprise DNA model
The EY approach to working with family enterprises is anchored in our EY Family Enterprise DNA Model. The Model, which supports both the personal and business performance agendas of family enterprise leaders, is based on success factors that facilitate family cohesion, business growth and long-term wealth preservation in a family enterprise.
EY Americas Family Office Guide
Family offices are complex organizations that require deep knowledge. This guide provides leading practices for setting up and running successful family offices.
How EY can help
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EY Family Enterprise Business Services is designed to help enterprising families grow larger, more valuable businesses that will last for generations. We can help you develop and implement a plan for growth, generational transition and shareholder liquidity.
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Family Office Advisory Services offer domestic and cross-border tax services to high net worth individuals and families.
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Our private client tax services team can help you maintain your business and personal goals while achieving full reporting compliance. Learn more.
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Our 7 Drivers of Growth framework can help your business successfully execute your growth strategy over the long term. Find out how.
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Our latest thinking
Why the family office of the future needs refreshed operating models
Tech and talent need highlight opportunities for family offices to evolve, Wharton Global Family Alliance survey shows. Here are actions to take today.
How family businesses can plan their company capitalization strategy
Planning for the capital needs of a family enterprise requires balancing business growth objectives with stakeholder liquidity expectations. Read more.
How family businesses can cultivate resilient growth
Family businesses are in a new economic environment that requires rethinking business strategy to deliver ongoing growth and profitability. Read more.
How parallel governance can guide generational transition
Clear communication and strategy between the family and the business creates capable shareholders alongside a sustainable enterprise. Read more.
How family offices can broaden their risk mindset in a volatile time
Leaders are focused on financial risk but are overlooking ways to gain agility and confidence before the next crisis. Here are nine steps to consider.
How to manage risks and protect family offices
Single family offices should implement a risk framework and management system to recognize potential areas of concern. Learn more.
10 tips for preserving and growing personal wealth
Navigate your financial future with an eye toward wealth preservation, business and asset protection, and legacy enhancement. Read more.
How your shareholder liquidity strategy can be made future-proof
Meeting the liquidity needs of the family and the business is a balancing act that can help continue growing the enterprise. Read more.
How a family office can support family needs
From wealth management to succession planning, embedded and single family offices can strategically coordinate needed services. Read more.
How family businesses can prepare for cybersecurity threats
Family businesses are attractive targets for cybercriminals. Learn more about proactive measures that family businesses can take against cyber attacks.
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Preparing the family business wealth transition plan
Wealth transition plans are essential for family businesses. Learn more about the core strategies for updating your company’s wealth transition plan.
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