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The WFU Family Business Center invites parents to join us for a special forum customized for family business owners and their families. Wake Forest University is committed to preparing students for a successful college-to-career transition, and financial literacy is an important piece in that preparation.
Rich Morris, co-author of Kids, Wealth and Consequences, will provide parents with the motivation to start communicating their financial values, and the tools to do so with confidence.
Topics will include:

1. Talking to Kids about Money: Who, when, what, how and why?

2. Defining the Family’s Financial Values: How can parents instill financial values? To what extent do parents model them?

3. Successful Choices: How can one harmoniously integrate a family and business, and provide children successful and happy career choices?

For more information or to register, select one of the following Forum information links: Family Business Center Charlotte Forum September 13, 2011 or the one to be held on campus during Family Weekend Family Business Center Winston Salem Forum September 16, 2011

Contact

To contact the Office of Family Engagement or Family Communications, please visit our contact page.

 

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