Access to the networks is included in core membership for current FOX members, and non-members can access membership in one network on an ad-hoc basis.

Family Office Exchange, a global membership organization of enterprise families and their advisors, has launched FOX Networks, for members to gain expertise in six family office disciplines.

They are: technology operations and data security; human capital; private family trust companies; and three types of investing: direct investing, strategic CIO and endowment model investing.

There are three aspects to a FOX Network, the organization explained: leadership from a subject matter expert, peer discussion to gain experience of other members, and research and educational content. These are delivered online, through in-person meetings and webinars.

“FOX has provided special interest work groups to solve specific problems for decades and now we are formalizing Networks to deepen this problem solving,” said Alexandre Monnier, president of FOX.

Technology operations and data security is headed by Steven Draper, a FOX senior consultant; the human capital network is led by Kelley Ahuja, director of human capital; the peer discussion network is run by Ruth Easterling, a FOX managing director; the direct investing network is run by Linda Shepro, a FOX managing director; the strategic COP network is headed by David Toth, FOX director of advisor research; and the endowment model network is led by Karen Clark, also a FOX managing director.

FOX is headquartered in Chicago, IL, with offices in New York, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Sydney, and London.