Money
with Kathy Wiseman
S4 Ep10
This episode explores how money is linked to family and relationship processes. Kathy Wiseman shares her personal and professional experience from across the decades in a conversation about how Bowen family systems theory is helpful for individuals, families, and organizations to be more thoughtful about their financial situations, struggles, and goals.
Resources:
Kathy Wiseman: Understanding Organizations: Applications of Bowen Family Systems Theory
Kathy Wiseman: The Emotional Side of Organizations: Applications of Bowen Theory
Kathy Wiseman & Hartley Goldstone: Trustworthy: New Angles on Trusts from Beneficiaries and Trustees
Mariana Martinez & Peter Bloom: Seeing the Blindspot: A Guide for Advisors Working with the Family Enterprise
Victoria Harrison: The Emotional Side of Money, Family Systems Forum No. 4, Winter 2007
Victoria Harrison: The Emotional Side of Money Part 2, Family Systems Forum No. 4, Spring 2008
Eileen G. Pendegast: Wealth, Inherited or Acquired – A Multi-Generational Family Issue in The Family, Vol 11, No.1
Interested in the Submitting an Abstract for the International Conference? Email: conferences@livingsystems.ca
Living Systems programs: https://livingsystems.ca/
Want to speak with a counsellor? Contact us
Kathy Wiseman trains and coaches people who live, work, and govern in family business, family foundations and family offices. Kathy is a faculty member at the Bowen Center and was adjunct faculty at the George Washington University School of Business and the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership. She also served as President of the Family Firm Institute and Dean of the Family Office Exchange Learning Academy and founded Working Systems. Kathy has co-authored three books: Understanding Organizations, The Emotional Side of Organizations, and Trustworthy.