The Ivy Family Office Network will have our New York City Family Office 2020 Outlook forum on February 11th. It is an all-day seminar, https://ivyfon.com/feb11forum/index.html . There is a family office-only dinner party following the forum. There is a nominal fee for Single Family Offices (SFOs) and Ultra High Net Worths.
The basic aim is to share insights and improve the overall knowledge of the family office and institutional investor class. The seminar is ideal for Single Family Offices, Multi-Family Offices, High Net worth Individuals and other Private Investors. Breakfast, lunch and a reception are part of the program. There is a nominal fee for Single Family Offices (SFOs) and Ultra High Net Worth’s.
Headliners include:
Andreas Calianos of Skepticus, Lonnie Gienger of Wilkinson Corporation, Fred Nazem of Rejuvenan and Marc Powers of Baker Hostetler.
Last year more than 3,000 people attended the events globally. Several hundred family offices attend their events annually. The event runs from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day with breakfast, lunch and a reception. Attendance is limited to a total of 120 people from SFOs, Multi-Family Offices (MFOs) and a select group of family office related businesses. Our events typically sell out and we have some of the best in the industry ratios of family office attendees.
Here is a complete detail of the seminar –
Date: February 11th, 2020
Time: 8 A.M to 5 PM
Venue: New York City
Business Contact/Person Name: Marty Secada
Email (Business Email): info@ivyfon.com
More information is below.
Family Offices, Ultra High Net Worths and Open Architecture RIAs can register here – https://ivyfon.com/feb11forum/feb11sfo.php
All Others can register here for one days – https://ivyfon.com/feb11forum/feb11nfo.php
The agenda is here – https://ivyfon.com/feb11forum/agenda.html
About Ivy Family Office Network (IvyFON):
Ivy Family Office Network (IvyFON) is a leading provider of forums for institutional investors and family offices. We have had more than 45,000 attendees at our events with more than 4,000 speakers since 2001.
