With Australia’s population ageing at a rapid pace, we're close to experiencing one of the most significant generational wealth transfers in history.

However, it is estimated that 70 per cent of families will see their inherited wealth dissipate by the second generation, and 90 per cent by the third. But what if the rising generation were educated on how to manage the family dynamics from a financial lens to ensure losing wealth is no longer a statistic? 

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Our team at Grant Thornton is made up of accredited specialist advisers who understand family dynamics and the delicacy of relationships.

Our Rising Generation Financial Acumen Training Course will explore cash flow management, asset protection, and help you to understand how the family can be remunerated from different entities — all tailored to the intricacies of family businesses. It will equip the next line of leadership with skills to measure, interpret and make decisions in the business that will positively impact the bottom line.

More importantly, it will give you the confidence to continue operations, even when the first generation are no longer around. We help the Rising Generation find their business voice, instilling confidence in them to not only run, but grow the business for generations to come, ensuring long-term success. The course will also equip family members who are not working in the family business to understand the financial statements.

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A plan to not only continue the business, but grow it:

An aligned family vision is crucial to business sustainability.

The setting of family values are essential to providing the family ethical guideline in their decision making.

An independent facilitator adds enormous value to family meetings.

A sustainable business plans to be in business for the long-term, so they need to be able to adapt to new situations and changing conditions.

Clear and concise communication between the generations is key.

The future of any family business is in the Rising Generation.

Kirsten Taylor-Martin
Partner & National Head of Family Business Consulting
Kirsten Taylor-Martin