Increase your wealth in 2025.

Stepping into the mindset of the next generation

The how and why of living in alignment with your values

The Evolution of Wealth

The future of wealth, and the future of wealth management

In addition to handling your financial wealth, consider ways to manage your non-financial assets: health, knowledge, time and relationships.

The Journey to Invisible Wealth

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5 ways to optimize returns across all assets—all facets—of your life

Consciously designing your life is the pathway to true wealth.

How to manage your assets for optimal returns.

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The Global Family Business Institute, Drucker School of Management

Wealth Management Trends: The world of wealth is a’ changing.

Session Title: The 5 Principles of Invisible Wealth: A Framework for Redefining Wealth

This article takes an outside the box look at "The Future is Female". Here's a preview: the true is creative, words-oriented, non-linear, collaborative, and decentralized.

In conversation with Jennifer Wines (Invisible Wealth) and Robin Weninger (Global Institute of Leadership and Technology)

Discussing the next generation of wealth, Invisible Wealth.

To claim ownership, is to claim responsibility. To claim responsibility, is to claim power.

Let’s fly into abstraction and explore how your values and concept of wealth define the richness of your life: first stop, values; second stop, wealth; and final destination, life.

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Experiential Session Titled: Define Your Wealth

Leverage an entrepreneurial mindset to become truly wealthy.

Please join us at the Microsoft Garage for a timely discussion with authors Jennifer Wines (Invisible Wealth), Mike Pell (Visualizing Business), and global TEDx speaker Gary Thompson

This one-minute, video provides an overview of the Invisible Wealth concept and framework. Enjoy!

FT Weekend Festival features leading authors, scientists, politicians and of course FT Weekend writers and editors

My takeaways from the snowy streets of Davos

Unlocking connection and conversation with others, over dinner.

Figuring out what your time is worth is a necessary step in terminating how you plan to spend the year ahead.

Discussing the future of wealth, in Davos during the World Economic Forum

Jennifer Wines from Invisible Wealth notes, "The relationship capital built during the week leads to big results."

What you value most is your pathway to true wealth...

A step-by-step guide to setting and achieving your financial goals in the new year.

Values, community, and well-being are the new makers and markers of status. Here's what your business should do about it.

Dematerialization is well underway...

As $84 trillion in assets move from Baby Boomers to younger generations, we could see a greater emphasis on financial technology and investing based on values.

Culture is redefining status due to technological advancements and societal shifts, and as a consequence, redefining status symbols.

These days, people are embracing a holistic and multi-dimensional definition of wealth—one that includes money and other assets. We see this multi-dimensional definition of wealth mirrored back to us through the evolving wealth management industry, which is adopting a more holistic approach.

Last week, I ventured up to 118th street in NYC to “Bring Visibility to Invisible Wealth” at Columbia University. The room was filled with students from around the world; students who are focused on attaining the intangible assets of knowledge, experience, and relationships.

Relationships move at the speed of trust, and relationship capital acts as the fuel while you're on the road to success. Vroom, vroom.

Seminar for the School of International and Public Affairs, Masters Program

This forum invites the fluid exchange of ideas, concerning portfolio planning and investment strategies.

This presentation is sponsored by the Suffolk Frost Society. The Frost Society honors and thanks those who reach beyond their own lives to ensure the gift of educational opportunity to future generations of Suffolk students.

A 2021 McKinsey & Company discussion paper concluded that "Investing in intangibles correlates with productivity and sector growth."

Last week, I had the pleasure of discussing Invisible Wealth with YPO, and wow— such an impressive group!

On Monday, I discussed "Bringing Visibility to Invisible Wealth" with a group of Central American family offices and entrepreneurs. Here’s a little view into the content I shared …

Redefining Wealth with Jennifer Wines, Author of Invisible Wealth

One year ago I signed a contract with Wiley to publish Invisible Wealth, making my invisible idea a visible reality. Putting these 62,000+ words out and into the world was/is beyond words (for me). Ahead of publication, I had ideas as to which parts of the Invisible Wealth might resonate most with people...

"Bringing Visibility to Invisible Wealth" Summary: In today's rapidly changing world, the concept of wealth is evolving significantly. In this keynote, we explore the profound impact of intangible assets on individuals, businesses and society. Through research and anecdotes, Jennifer sheds light on the (often) overlooked dimensions of wealth.

Wellness in the Vines is the first forum dedicated to physician and allied health professional wellness.

2023 Theme: Creating a Better Future in Times of Market Complexity and Transformation

These days, we're finding ways to optimize the pursuit of both money and meaning, simultaneously. This is quite profound. We’re interested in creating value predicated on values.

Please join us for an intimate meet-the-author and book talk event at Dune Deck (a Discovery Land property) with Invisible Wealth author Jennifer Wines.

The New York 2022 Edition of our Family Office Forum, where 100+ Family Offices and UHNWIs will gather in a confidential setting where you can meet your peers, share your experience, and learn from each other.

Monumental Gathering of Wealth at the Historic Guildhall & House of Commons Parliament: SWFI Global Wealth Conference 2023

Jennifer Wines, autora do recem-publicado livro "Invisible Wealth", explica que, antes, a palavra estava associada a bem-estar, e passou a ser relacionada a abundância de dinheiro. Hoje, segundo ela, ha cinco princípios para o termo

The Women & Worth Book Club features Worth Books authors, leading voices and the recommendations of our speakers, experts, and Women & Worth members. Book Club authors are featured at events throughout the year including Leading Voices and our Annual Women’s Summit. Join our Women & Worth community to stay up on the latest events and programs.

Invisible Wealth is all around us but how do we attain wealth? And what do we mean by wealth?

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Interview with Fyli, a community catalyst and mastermind program for female founders.

We start our next round table on the Future of Wealth Management as a fundamental transformation has started. The engine is the set of disruptive technologies such as generative AI or tokenization combined with data science. The financial industry has the opportunity to meet the needs of its customers faster than ever before, in a fully personalized way.

The meaning of words can change over time, and "wealth" is an example of one of those words. Traditionally, people have equated wealth with an abundance of money and material possessions. There are evolutionary reasons for this. However, the answer to the question "what is wealth" is undergoing a transformation in lockstep with technological innovations and societal shifts.

Jennifer's book challenges traditional notions of wealth and encourages us to view it from a broad perspective. She argues that true wealth is not just about monetary value, but rather a combination of invisible assets such as health, knowledge, time, and relationships that contribute to our overall well-being.

Through a millennial lens, Wines takes a refreshed look at fundamentally familiar concepts: money, investment, health, knowledge, status, influence, time, energy, experiences, and relationships. She masterfully braids together practical and philosophical considerations for each, honoring the multi-dimensional nature of wealth.

The new paradigm of investing takes into consideration both sides of the proverbial coin: the quantitative and the qualitative. Investors are looking back at the historical returns and are also looking forward at the future implications of their investments, reviewing both the numbers and the narratives.

Jennifer Wines is on the "Top 100 Women of the Future" list and worked at Goldman Sachs. In the cash interview at the WEF, she explains the paradigm shift in investing and what wealth means today.

Davos 2023, Nadella's WSJ Speech, ChatGPT, and the Future of Wealth

The FORTUNE Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit brings together preeminent rising women in business along with select leaders in government, philanthropy, education, sports and the arts.

Davos is the capital of Relationship Capital – which Ms. Wines defines as “an intangible, super asset that is the foundation for all progress.”

Here’s what crypto and blockchain industry experts think about the role of women in the fintech space and global economic development.

“Decentralization, to me, means the distribution of power. [...] This ends up activating more people and potential than is possible with centralization.”

Founders Kunal Sood and Laura Muranaka created the organization, platform, and global campaign for intergenerational impact to go far beyond ‘We the People’ to unite elders and youth as We The Planet.

Regardless of the level of wealth a family may have, financial literacy and family conversations are invaluable assets.

Embrace purposeful and personal interactions coupled with empathy and levity to further develop relationships.