Jim was the featured presenter at two client events about core issues in family dynamics, sponsored by the wealth advisory team at National Bank Financial (Financiere Banque Nationale).

Jim helped facilitate a two-day family retreat for clients of Balentine LLC, an Atlanta-based wealth management firm, on integrating values, philanthropy, and legacy across generations.

Jim Grubman and Kristin Keffeler led an interactive 90 minute webinar on the tenets of Wealth 3.0 for the 21/64 advisor collective.

Jim helped lead two packed sessions on practical applications of Wealth 3.0 with Dennis Jaffe and Kristin Keffeler for PPI's community of family wealth advisors.

Jim was interviewed in a plenary session about Wealth 3.0 and then led an extensive afternoon workshop for families and advisors of the Family Office Exchange (FOX).

Jim participated in several very successful panels and breakout sessions discussing the increasing complex client families of today and tomorrow, with the impact on UHNW firms, advisors, and family offices.

David Specht of the Claremont Graduate University Drucker School of Management hosted Jim online for a lively discussion of the concepts and advisor tips from Jim's classic book, Strangers in Paradise.

Jim Grubman participated in a lively virtual panel discussion about financial planning, money psychology, and client relationship skills, led by Dr. Meghaan Lurtz of the Columbia University Wealth Management program. Other participants included Dr. Sonya Lutter and Dr. Brian Portnoy.