Tamarind Learning Podcasts

Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Christine Mendona discuss next-gen wealth inheritors' roles in impact investing on the Tamarind Learning Podcast. They explore aligning investments with values, the generational wealth transfer, and the nuances between philanthropy and impact investing. Christine emphasizes the importance of strategic engagement and education for next-gens in family wealth and investment impact.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Dr. Pramodita (Dita) Sharma as they delve into the realm of family firms and their path toward sustainable development. Sharma discusses her experience working with family businesses at different stages of their journey, particularly focusing on sustainability. Sharma emphasizes that transitioning to sustainability is more like a "family marathon" than a mere passing of the baton, requiring multi-generational effort and strategic planning.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock is joined by Dr. Glenn Mueller, a real estate professor from the University of Denver. Glenn delves into the intricate relationship between real estate market cycles and economic variables. He addresses current challenges in the real estate sector and provides valuable resources for accessing his research. Additionally, he explores his real estate market model, which he uses to assess and monitor the ongoing shifts within real estate markets.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Mark Somers emphasize the critical importance of securing the right talent for a family office's success. Mark delves into the process of how to enhance the talent pool and secure the top talent. Additionally, the conversation offers insights for individuals contemplating a career in this unique environment, giving them a better understanding of what to expect and how to thrive in the unique and multifaceted family office environment.

Join host Dr. Kirby Rosplock in the enlightening podcast on personal legacies with special guest Dr. Katie Spencer of Northbound Consulting. Delve into a thought-provoking discussion about the power of legacy, family dynamics, and the transformative impact of documenting personal stories. Dr. Spencer's insights on legacy letters, multi-generational tensions, and the profound effects of self-defined legacies offer a fresh perspective on creating lasting impacts across generations.

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.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Kristin Keffeler, author of "The Myth of the Silver Spoon," explore "emotional clutter" and its impact. Learn about the four types of cluttermoney, identity, relationship, and contributionand discover practical strategies to clear clutter and unlock your potential. Get actionable advice and insights from Kristins personal and professional journey.

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.

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.

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.