In The News & Podcasts
Jeff Savlov joins Cory Gagnon on the Legacy Builders: Strategies for Building Successful Family Enterprises podcast to discuss what families pass down beyond money: the family beliefs, stories, and expectations that quietly shape responsibility, resilience, identity, and the way they approach stewardship.
Jeff Savlov joins John Stewart on Armanino’s Visions & Voices podcast to discuss the pillars of family office success, the complex dynamics of wealth families, generational wealth challenges, and strategies for keeping families connected across generations.
Jeff Savlov shares his insights on Copper Beech Financial Group’s The Truth About Wealth podcast about when to start financial conversations with your children and why focusing on instilling values and challenging kids rather than money makes all the difference.
Enterprising families are waiting too long to integrate the next generation.
Jeff Savlov shares strategies for equipping the next generation with the skills to thrive in family businesses and ensure a smooth transition across generations on Copper Beech Financial Group’s The Truth About Wealth podcast.
Jeff Savlov joins the Speaking of Succession podcast by UNE Succession & Governance, São Paulo, Brazil to discuss raising children within the context of family business and wealth.
Article by Jeff Savlov about raising children under five in the midst of affluence.
Jeff Savlov joins Copper Beech Financial Group’s The Truth About Wealth podcast discussing practical strategies for establishing governance structures that minimize conflict and ensure long-term success for enterprising families.
Jeff Savlov joins host Warren K. Racusin and Lowenstein partner Nick San Filippo on Lowenstein Sandler’s Trusts & Estates Podcast, Splitting Heirs, to explore the challenges family-owned businesses face when conflict arises between parents and children, siblings, or other family members.
Jeff Savlov and Barry Graff are interviewed by Ira Bryck. All three are senior advisors to enterprising families, discuss a variety of issues these families face and clearly enjoy the banter with one another.