Family Office Navigator
The Family Office Navigator is the breakthrough book of its domain. It’s a must-read practical guide for families on their journey of setting up or redesigning their family office and an indispensable reference book for professionals in the domain.
The family office journey is exciting and also full of pitfalls along the way. The Family Office Navigator and its fun, hands-on activities provide practical tools any family can apply to their effort in setting up or re-vamping their family office.
The Family Office Navigator is not only a required reading for those thinking of or in the process of setting up a family office, but also those families who’ve already set one up. The Navigator gives a clear and detailed explanation of the best practices for any family offices looking to run their organisation with professionalism and success.
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In today’s complex world, family offices play a pivotal role in safeguarding a family’s heritage and unity while preserving and growing generational wealth. As the world around us evolves, so too must family offices as they adapt to meet the changing needs of their families. The Family Office Navigator is your essential guide for establishing and managing a family office, equipping you with practical frameworks and actionable insights for every step of your journey.
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The Family Office Navigator has been created in partnership with the Cambridge Family Enterprise Group and the Family Business Network
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in Boyka Simeonova (Ed.); Mathew Hughes (Ed.) / Research handbook on family business strategy, pp. 42-60 / Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2026
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in Family Business Review September 2026, vol. 39, no. 3, https://doi.org/10.1177/08944865261454405
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IMD Global Family Business Center Report, September 2026
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