Stewarding Legacy & Wealth · Monograph IV
Governance Systems
Translating Stewardship Into a Working Operating Rhythm
Abisola Oladapo, CoreLoop Institute · SLW-004 · Published

Executive summary
A functioning governance system is a stack of distinct bodies — family council, board of directors, investment committee and management team — each with a different mandate, composition and kind of authority. This monograph presents the bodies, decision rights and meeting cadence through which a family's strategy is applied consistently, decision after decision.
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Founder's Note
One of the questions I hear most often from founders once a family office and a capital allocation framework are in place is deceptively simple: Who actually decides?
My response is usually another question: Decides what, and at what level?
Many families assume that once a strategy is written down — a capital hierarchy, a mandate, a set of principles — decisions will follow naturally.
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