The decisions that will define your family’s future cannot be improvised. Because legacy cannot be improvised. It is designed. It is governed. It is lived.
If you believe in the value of shared experience, built on trust, openness and meaningful dialogue, this is your place.
The Family Enterprise Council (FEC) is a private forum for business families seeking to share real experiences and strengthen their family, business and wealth alongside other business families
24 hours that can change the way your family makes decisions about its future.
Jeff Hancock is a Professor of Communication at Stanford University and founding director of the Stanford Social Media Lab, specializing in trust, human behavior, deception, and relationships in digital environments.
He will address some of the key questions raised by AI: Who can we trust when everything can be generated by AI? How can we preserve our own judgment? His talk will explore how these changes affect business families and the way they relate to one another, make decisions, and build trust.
Horno³ is one of Monterrey’s most iconic landmarks and a symbol of the city’s industrial heritage.
Located in Parque Fundidora, it occupies the structure of the former Blast Furnace No. 3, which began operations in 1968 and was one of the most modern and highest-capacity furnaces in Latin America. Today, transformed into the Museo del Acero, it preserves this heritage and the history of Monterrey’s industrialization.
Enrique Perret is Managing Director of the US-Mexico Foundation and founder of the North Capital Forum. With extensive experience strengthening economic ties between the United States and Mexico, he has held senior positions at ProMéxico and within the Mexican government.
Enrique Zambrano is Chairman Emeritus of Grupo Proeza. For nearly three decades, he led the group’s evolution into a global, diversified company. An MIT-trained engineer with an MBA from Stanford, his career is a benchmark in institutionalization and generational continuity in family enterprise.
A conversation about how business families can understand their wealth as a whole — family, business, and ownership — to make better decisions, anticipate transitions, and build continuity across generations.
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