Evolving Governance Structures in Family Offices: A 2026 Perspective
Explore how family offices are adapting governance structures in 2026.

Private Wealth – October 2016
Family Office Networks, a worldwide association based in Florida and New York City, has launched a new division in Naples, Fla., called the Naples Family Office Association, to provide networking opportunities for high-net-worth individuals and their advisors, Family Office Networks announced Friday.
The
new association will be led by Tyler Wood and Charlotte Luer. The Naples Family
Office Association is designed to serve the more than 200 retired Fortune 500
CEOs in the Naples area. It will allow members of the high-net-worth community
to share intellectual capital, leverage their years of industry expertise and
bring industry-generated deal flow and opportunities.
“Our organization is dedicated to providing information, opportunities and
investment resources to affluent families and individuals. We provide
multigenerational support to family structures in order to ensure continued
success and wealth preservation,” says Andrew Schneider, founder and president
of Family Office Networks.
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