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This breakout explores how successful families use their financial capital to enhance their non-financial assets. Wealthy families wish to motivate children and foster independence, but often children feel privileged. Rogerson shows how a family can pass a commonality of purpose through the development of communication around their values, interests, and circumstances. The outcome is a transition from the diversity of individuals and preferences, to unity of vision, to continuity of the family’s total wealth. With an integrated family governance plan, a family operates more efficiently and harmoniously over multiple generations.
As a recognized leader and pioneer in family governance, Tom introduces clients throughout the U.S. to his “5 Steps to Healthy Family Governance,” which assists families with communication, philanthropic vision, legacy planning, succession, and education. Tom incorporates these critical issues into a client’s comprehensive wealth management plan, not only helping to prepare the money for the family, but to also prepare the family for the money. Tom joined Wilmington Trust in 2011 with more than three decades of experience in the wealth management industry. For over a decade, Tom has provided guidance and education to help prepare families as wealth is transitioned from generation to generation. He most recently served as managing director of family wealth services for BNY Mellon wealth management. Previously, he was national director of estate tax planning with State Street Global Advisors in Boston, assisting clients with estate planning and family governance. Earlier in his career, Tom served as director of financial and estate tax planning with Coopers and Lybrand and was national director of estate tax planning for Kidder, Peabody & Co. He holds a bachelor’s in Economics from Ithaca College and is engaged with numerous organizations and clients including Yale University, the Harvard University Business School, Dallas Theological Seminary, and many more.