Your partner in family governance

Family businesses are faced with a unique blend of economic, financial, strategic and emotional dynamics, where private and professional spheres are deeply intertwined.

Defining an efficient family governance structure is therefore essential for managing risks, fostering harmonious relationships and preserving family wealth over the long term.

Three people represent the family, the shareholder and the company

By your side

Managing, preserving, developing, and passing on a family business is a remarkable journey – rewarding yet often challenging. It is undoubtedly one that cannot be undertaken alone.

With over 20 years of experience in Switzerland and internationally, I support you in the creation of a customised family governance framework, providing an essential foundation for participation and decision-making within your family.

My approach is based on dialogue, fairness, and transparency, ensuring that each family member feels heard and respected throughout this shared journey.

Why establish your family governance?

  • A control panel for monitoring current settings and values

    Preventing risks and protecting assets

  • Three generations looking in the same direction

    Uniting around a shared vision

  • Three people from the family business talk and listen

    Preserving and reinforcing family cohesion

  • Handover from one person to another

    Ensuring efficient succession & transmission

The ingredients of successful family governance

20 years of expertise dedicated to your family

As an independent advisor in family governance, I accompany family entreprises with large businesses and significant assets in the development and strengthening of their family governance.

In addition to my private mandates, I work as Director of the Family Business Network Switzerland, as Consultant for Family Governance at Lombard Odier and as Senior Advisor at IMD’s Global Family Business Center.

Members of the family business around a general meeting table

The power of sharing: conferences, roundtables, and workshops provide invaluable opportunities to learn from others, broaden perspectives, build meaningful connections, and ultimately make more informed decisions.