Tamarind Learning Podcasts

Tamarind Learning Podcasts

di Dr. Kirby Rosplock

Get it Together: What You Need to Know to Organize Your Estate

Join host, Cindy Radu, and Trust and Estate Planner, Nicole Garton, as they discuss the fundamental information that families should have together to make organizing their estate easier and why it's so important to have an estate organizer on hand. From digital assets to plans for your beloved pets, Nicole's book Before It's Too Late: the Estate Organizer for Canadians has tools to plan your estate.

Clearing Internal and External Clutter

Guest, Kristin Keffeler, introduces her book, Myth of the Silver Spoon, and talks about the internal and external clutter that can become roadblocks for next and rising-gen members.

Transformative Conflict Resolution

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Jane Beddall as they discuss the power of transformative conflict resolution for multigenerational family enterprises. Transformative conflict resolution seeks to transform the underlying relationship between parties in conflict. Through open communication and mutual understanding, transformative conflict resolution can lead to stronger relationships and increased empathy. This approach focuses on creating a foundation for future constructive interactions.

Leading the Family Office with Human Capital

Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Scott Peppet dive into the often "demoted" topic of addressing family issues in the family office. Scott elucidates how the family office can be instrumental in managing family capital - asking the question, "if you couldn't talk about financial capital, what would you spend a year addressing?" Scott introduces his approach to the five capitals model and review a tool developed to help families understand how they can tackle family issues from a macro level.

Mentoring the Rising Gen

Join host Dr. Kirby Rosplock and coach, facilitator, and family wealth consultant Dr. Paul Edelman for a podcast on mentoring the next, rising, and now generation. Paul and Kirby discuss Jim Grubman's concept of immigrants and natives to wealth and the instrumental role that mentorship plays in helping young people execute their dreams.

Education, Experience, and Failure: Preparing the Next Gen to Lead

Join Kirby Rosplock and guest, Josh Gentine Founder and CEO of Bench Consulting and family board member of Sargento Foods for this enlightening podcast on preparing the next generation to lead through succession events. Josh shares his story from Notre Dame football player to the catholic seminary to earning his MBA and finding his place in his multi-generational family enterprise before ultimately starting his own consulting firm. This podcast highlights the role of a Family Participation Plan.

Prenups, Postnups, and Divorce: Navigating the UHNW Marriage

Olivia Summerhill is a Certified Divorce Specialist and Divorce Financial Analyst who works with affluent women (and men) to navigate divorce. In this special episode, Kirby Rosplock and Olivia talk about pre and post-nuptial agreements and going through divorce with your values intact.

Managing Succession in Crisis

Podcast host Kirby Rosplock is joined by Octavian Pilati who shares his story of suddenly taking over the reins of his family's multi-generational enterprise. Amidst the succession, Octavian learned that the family's investments were at risk and rose to manage not just the family enterprise but a threat that could threaten his family's legacy. Listen here to learn more about Octavian's succession journey and growth as a next generation inheritor.

Fiduciary Risk Management

Tamarind Learning podcast guest, Judy Pearson a seasoned insurance and risk management expert, joins Kirby Rosplock for a conversation about the roles and responsibilities of a trustee and how this fiduciary role opens up the risk of personal liability.

Generous families: Using Governance to Guide Family Philanthropy

In this episode, Dr. Sharilyn Hale shares how families can use governance and a shared mission and purpose to create impactful philanthropic efforts that engage the whole family. The podcast explores four steps for finding a philanthropic approach that meets a family's unique purpose and goals.
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