Strategy For The Wealthy Family: Seven Principles To Assure Riches To Riches Across Generations: An Intellectual History of the Global Environment Outlook

Strategy for the Wealthy Family provides a clear framework for highly informed strategic management of the family, the family business, the family's financial assets, the family's trust and tax management activities, philanthropic activities, risk factors and the family's surround ecosystem of institutions, advisors, friends and influencers. It also provides an approach to ensure the important individuality of all family members is fully reflected in every aspect of strategy for the greater family. Defining true family wealth as far more than pure financial capital, Strategy for the Wealthy Family sets out insights and information to help you grow, protect, transfer and share all aspects of your own family wealth successfully across future generations. Ultimately, this is a book for those who wish to understand and manage their own family wealth to join the club of the world's best-managed wealthy families — and stay there.

Mark Haynes Daniell, Raffles Legacy Learning Founder–Integrated Legacy Strategy, Family Business Strategy, Asset Structuring and Wealth Preservation, Generational Transitions and Leadership Succession. Mark Haynes Daniell is Chairman of the Raffles Family Wealth Trust Pte Ltd. He has more than thirty-five years of experience addressing the core issues of family business and legacy strategy. He has formerly held positions as a partner at Bain & Company, Director of Wasserstein Perella, president of a publicly listed strategic investment firm and director of several public and private companies. Mark has written and co-authored seven books for legacy families, including the classic Strategy for the Wealthy Family: Seven Principles to Ensure Riches to Riches Across Generations, Family Legacy and Leadership, Family Wealth Management, Wealth Wisdom for Everyone, Strategy, The Elements of Strategy and World of Risk. Mark holds a Juris Doctor degree from the Harvard Law School, BA and MA degrees in jurisprudence from Oxford University (University College) and a BA from Amherst College. He is a High Honors graduate of the Phillips Exeter Academy and earned diplomas from the Université de Paris IV-Sorbonne and the Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris. He was recently granted a Doctoral Degree Honoris Causa (DHC) by the National University of Georgia.