Take ownership of what you own.

At the Family Enterprise Office, we make the complex simple and the confusing clear. We help you get organized, stay on track, and optimize everything you own—no matter where it’s held or how it’s structured. Together, we’ll create a unified plan that reflects your values and prepares future generations to lead with confidence and trust.

Your family’s success deserves more than management—it deserves stewardship.

With a clear structure, informed decisions, and a shared vision, your family can move forward with confidence—knowing every detail is accounted for, and every generation is equipped for the future.

Our Services

We equip family owners with the confidence they need to responsibly and harmoniously manage their assets throughout multiple generations.

Ownership Design System™

The FEO will help you design and implement ownership and decision-making structures for your family enterprise and/or trust.

  • Unbiased family ownership expert to help you customize your ownership structure that fits you
  • Structures for making decisions together, all the key owners together
Trustee Support Solution™

We'll give you practical support for any individual trustee to understand and execute the trustee job well.

  • Help with administration
  • Help with investments
  • Help with distribution of assets

Get the ultimate guide to family ownership.

"David has elucidated and offered positive solutions to a critical issue of family Trusts: how can a beneficiary healthily integrate a Trust into his or her life? His notion of a "Self Governing Beneficiary" alone will make his book a classic in the field of wealth and well-being. I strongly recommend this book."

James (Jay) E. Hughes, Jr., author of Family Wealth: Keeping it in the Family and Family: The Compact Among Generations; co-author of Family Trusts

Managing a trust is a complex, often mystifying task. You need to safeguard the trust's assets from mismanagement, navigate relational rifts, and avoid the potential spoiling of your descendants; and you need to ensure harmonious family interactions and the establishment of a legacy that benefits generations. Now, for the first time, you have a guidebook for the responsibility that has unexpectedly fallen into your lap. Take Ownership of What You Own is more than a book; it's your guide to transforming a potentially overwhelming responsibility into an opportunity for personal growth, family harmony, and lasting legacy.