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Join the exclusive CFO network at London Business School. The next forum will take place on 21 November 2024. Complete the registration of interest form below to check your eligibility.
The CFO Private Business Forum is an exclusive event organized by the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Private Capital (IEPC) at London Business School (LBS) aimed at family business or privately held company CFOs.
The CFO Private Business Forum aims to examine the role and performance of the CFO function in family businesses. These workshops aim to explore the challenges, priorities, and future prospects inherent in this role. Through engaging discussions and practical sharing of experiences, this upcoming workshop will specifically address how the future of work will impact family enterprises.
The agenda includes discussions on academic and practical insights into the future of work, a technological perspective on how technology influences the role of CFOs and makes work easier, a focus on human resources policies and their adaptation to the evolving nature of work, and a discussion on the implications for firms and CFOs. The latter will explore workforce policies, availability, and their consequential effects on company size, investments, training, and office space, while also considering the varied impacts on different industries
The event will run under the Chatham House Rules, providing a confidential environment for open discussions and knowledge sharing.
The CFO Private Business Forum presents an invaluable opportunity to network with fellow CFOs, gain academic insights, and learn from industry experts.
Explore the role and challenges of CFOs in family businesses at London Business School's exclusive CFO Private Business Forum. Join academic experts and industry leaders for insightful discussions on corporate financing, crisis management, governance, and more. Connect with fellow CFOs in a confidential environment and contribute to the establishment of a family business CFO network.
If you are joining one of our events for the first time, then it is free to attend. Any consecutive events will cost £275. London Business School students and alumni receive a 10% discount.
The forum is supported by the following academics.
Exclusively tailored for CFOs of family businesses and privately held companies, finance directors, CFOs of family firms, holdings who have a major shareholding in a business of over 25%.
Please note this conference is not suitable for individuals in these roles at a publicly listed company, unless 25% of the voting rights are owned by a family or family group or private individuals.
The forum promises a unique blend of academic insights and industry expertise. Expect engaging discussions and practical insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by CFOs in today's dynamic financial landscape.
Knowledge Exchange: Benefit from a wealth of knowledge shared by experts and peers, covering the latest trends and challenges faced by CFOs in family businesses.
Expert speakers: Our lineup of speakers includes academic professionals and senior market experts. Gain valuable insights into corporate financing, credit funds, crisis management, risks, governance challenges, inflation, and the evolving banking sector in the context of family businesses.
Exclusive network: Connect with like-minded CFOs, expand your professional circle, and establish valuable connections within the family business community.
Confidential setting: Enjoy the freedom to share and learn in a confidential environment. The forum operates under the Chatham House Rules, fostering open discussions without attribution.
If you're a CFO of a family business or privately held company, join our growing network. Connect with peers, share experiences, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue shaping the future of family businesses.
We hold the CFO Private Business Forum twice a year. Our next forum takes place on 21 November 2024.
Our next forum will explore the best practices in shareholder management.
Stay tuned for announcements on upcoming CFO Private Business Forum events.
Welcome and Introduction to London Business School
Session 1: Academic perspective
Coffee break
Session 2: Legal perspective
Lunch
Keynote: Shareholder Management
Coffee Break
Session 3: How to Keep Shareholders Happy and Informed - Best Practices in Reporting
Coffee Break
Session 4: Panel on Shareholder Management
Summary of key learnings and closing remarks
Networking drinks and canapés
Event close
The IEPC supports the development of entrepreneurs and the entrepreneurial ideas that drive impact, create wealth and advance well-being. The IEPC also conducts research underpinning today’s private capital markets including venture capital, private equity, growth, buyouts, and the broader private capital ecosystem.
A central ambition of the IEPC is to grow our family enterprise linked research, teaching, and events programmes. For us family enterprise covers the full family ownership spectrum, bringing together business owning families with those managing their own single-family offices. We believe the IEPC’s twin strengths of business entrepreneurship and private capital management are central to understanding family enterprise now and into the future.
If this event is of interest check out the Family Office Conference or related events. See more
Successful family enterprises play an integral role within the entrepreneurial and funding ecosystems.
To find out more about Entrepreneurship and Private Capital at LBS, please email us at the address below.
