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Imagine the Nerman Museum as a lovely three-tiered cake perched on the Johnson County Community College campus (JCCC). The icing on the confection is … -
MIAMI BEACH, FL – DECEMBER 05: A general view of the Galerie Daniel Templon at the Art Basel Miami Beach 2012 VIP Preview at the Miami Beach Conventio … -
Dana Schutz, Swimming, Smoking, Crying, 2009. Oil on canvas, 45 x 48 in. Collection Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Johnson County Community Colleg … -
Tony and Marti Oppenheimers were honored at a Sept. 29 gala at the Nerman Museumof Comtemporary Art, where the galleries were filled with works of art …
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Et tu Brute? The Hatfield’s and McCoy’s. This series is about Good and Bad Family Dynamics in Action. Oppenheimer uses his own family’s extensive family dyna ... -
Estate planning challenges our concept of our selves. Inevitably it leads to succession planning, raises issues concerning family dynamics, and forces us to ... -
How do you attract and retain wealthy clients? Do you know the names of the next generation? When your client says that he wants to throw Billy out of his wi ... -
How do you live up to the legacy of your father, mother, matriarch or patriarch? Can you find your own niche in life, or are you shrinking in the shadow of y ... -
You have your own jet, and you are a recognized name brand. You have seven children from three spouses. Yet none of your children have developed leadership or ...
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In an extraordinary gesture more than 15 years ago, Marti and Tony Oppenheimer decided to found the Oppenheimer Collection at Johns Community College In reaching this decision, they acted upon their passion for contemporary art, their history of arts philanthropy, and their ... -
The greatest transfer of inherited wealth, predicted to be $45 trillion dollars, ever to be passed from generation to generation in the entire history of the world, is expected to take place during the next thirty years. Unfortunately, much of this wealth will pass into ha ...
Now more than ever, families must work as a team to ensure that their wealth and resources are properly managed for generations to come.
The greatest amount of inherited wealth ever to be passed from generation to generation is expected to take place during the next thirty years. Individuals and foundations will have an unprecedented ability to expand the growth of family companies and interests, as well as dedicate funds to charitable organizations for the greater good. 90% of U.S. corporations are owned or controlled by families. Only about 16% of family companies survive into the third generation due to lack of strong family leadership, negative family dynamics, poor financial planning and estate taxes.
OMCAworks with families, family companies and family foundations in identifying, addressing and resolving issues related to:
A family's integrity and effectiveness: Balances of powerin family dynamics
Choosing the right leadership for the future.
The next generation: Involvement and succession
The involvement and evolvement of the next generation is the key to future success.
Inheritance, working and productivity
The link between maturity, identity, productivity and work. Don't sell your children short.
Inheritance and self-esteem: "I'm not worthy"
God probably won't ask why you weren't a Moses, an Einstein oryour grandfather, but he might ask why you weren't you.
More than just money: Passing along a desire to be productive
Helping your children discover their passion in life.
