
Dave Specht
Senior fellow at the Drucker School of Management, two-time author and creator of the Generational Wealth Masterclass; guest host for this anniversary episode who led audience-submitted questions.
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May 13, 2025 • 27min
Empathy in Family Wealth Transfer
In this discussion, Dave Specht, a Senior Fellow at the Drucker School Global Family Business Institute, sheds light on the intricate dynamics of family businesses. He emphasizes the necessity of empathy and open communication during wealth transfers. The conversation highlights how the rising generation must carve their own identities amidst family expectations. Additionally, they explore the evolving financial advisory landscape, advocating for services tailored to the values of younger clients, and the importance of storytelling in bridging generational gaps.

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Nov 19, 2025 • 1h 11min
Third Anniversary Episode: It's Not About the Money: Three Years of Wisdom on Wealth and Life
Dave Specht, a senior fellow at the Drucker School of Management and author, hosts an engaging discussion with Bogumil. They dive into the idea that money is less about wealth and more about human connections. Bogumil shares insights on the importance of patience in investing, highlighting the power of quality in businesses. They discuss the challenges of communicating invisible wealth to future generations and emphasize the significance of holding onto great investments. The conversation also touches on living a life of curiosity and purpose.

Oct 14, 2024 • 58min
Dave Specht: The Family Business Whisperer
This week, Dave Specht, an expert on family businesses and author of "The Family Business Whisperer," shares insightful perspectives on wealth and continuity. He discusses how upbringing shapes financial attitudes and the importance of cultivating an ownership mentality in future generations. Specht emphasizes the role of spouses in family dynamics and the need for transparency in decision-making. He also redefines wealth to include well-being and the value of nurturing gratitude and grit in children from affluent backgrounds.


