Family Office Video Insights from The Family Office Association
The TFOA video library brings the expertise of our global single family office peer network into short, practical videos. Each one distills lessons on how the wealthiest families build, govern, and sustain their family offices, spanning investment strategy and direct deal-making, governance, succession, philanthropy, and day-to-day operations.
Founded in 2007, The Family Office Association (TFOA) is a private, invitation-only community of single family offices. These videos feature founder Marc J. Sharpe and draw on our research and member discussions. They are made for family office principals, executives, and rising next-generation family members who want clear, credible guidance on the questions that matter most.
Topics covered include: family office governance and the family constitution; investment strategy and asset allocation; direct investing and venture capital; philanthropy and giving strategy; risk management; next-generation education and succession planning; staffing, leadership, and operations; consolidated reporting; and the single family office versus multi-family office decision.
Frequently asked questions
What is a single family office?
A single family office is a private organization that manages the investments, governance, and administrative affairs of one wealthy family. It exists to preserve and grow family wealth across generations while coordinating services such as investment management, tax and estate planning, philanthropy, and family governance.
What topics do these family office videos cover?
The library covers governance and the family constitution, investment strategy and asset allocation, direct investing and venture capital, philanthropy, risk management, succession and next-generation education, staffing and leadership, operations and financial controls, and networking among single family offices.
Who is The Family Office Association for?
TFOA serves single family offices worldwide. Members include family principals and the executives who lead their family offices, as well as next-generation family members preparing to steward family wealth.
