Design your future at the EY Family Enterprise Leadership Summit

The Summit offers a unique opportunity for family business CEOs and their teams to collaborate and build a framework for future success based on their family business DNA. Attendees will participate in highly interactive workshops and focus on the strategic priorities that contribute to the long-term success of family-owned businesses.

Join us at the next EY Family Enterprise Leadership Summit:
May 6-8, 2025.

Attendees are CEOs and their teams from family businesses with annual revenues between $100M - $1B.


The experience

EY professionals, who understand the dynamics of multigenerational family businesses, will lead the workshops and facilitate dialogue with the teams to develop customized frameworks outlining the gaps, priorities and actions to take for long-term success based on these strategic priorities:

  • Business growth
  • Company capital agenda
  • Shareholder liquidity
  • Generational transition
  • Family office 101
Business people networking in office lobby

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