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Healthcare never stands still. The next wave of breakthroughs will come from new technologies, applications, and therapies—but which ones are the experts watching? With 26,000 views on YouTube from their last event, we’re excited to welcome Sigyn Therapeutics back for another discussion—this time, a fireside chat on the innovations shaping the future of healthcare. Sigyn is pioneering a blood purification system with applications across: ✅ Oncology ✅ Epidemiology ✅ Dialysis ✅ Organ Transplantation On February 26, Zacks Investment Research Senior Healthcare Analyst, John Vandermosten, and Sigyn Therapeutics CEO, Jim Joyce, will explore the cutting-edge innovations that could reshape patient care and create value in the healthcare sector. If you're interested in being part of the discussion, we'll also share a registration link in the comments below. 

🚀 Biotech in Space: A New Frontier for Family Offices 🚀 Biotech research in space is redefining drug development, offering unique advantages that are impossible to replicate on Earth. For family offices seeking high-impact opportunities, space-based biotech is an exciting area to watch. Why Space Matters for Drug Development 🌌 Improved Drug Chemistry: In microgravity, crystals grow more uniformly, resulting in purer, more effective drugs. This has the potential to improve treatments for diseases like cancer, diabetes, and arthritis. ⏳ Accelerated Aging Research: In space, aging processes accelerate—muscle loss, osteoporosis, and cardiovascular strain occur faster. This gives researchers a chance to study and develop treatments for age-related diseases in a fraction of the time it takes on Earth. 🔒 Built-In Competitive Advantage: Developing drugs in space creates a strong moat—few competitors have access to these resources, making breakthroughs more defensible and commercially viable. The Role of Space Biotech Organizations Groups like TRISH (Translational Research Institute for Space Health) are actively funding space-based health research, creating new opportunities for collaboration and investment. From drug discovery to personalized health solutions, family offices can play a key role in advancing this frontier. What Should Family Offices Consider? 1️⃣ Space Biotech Startups 2️⃣ Microgravity Research Facilities 3️⃣ Age-Related Disease Treatment As the lines between biotech and space exploration continue to blur, family offices have a chance to be part of the next big leap in healthcare innovation. #SpaceBiotech #FamilyOffices #HealthInnovation #ForceFamilyOffice

🔥 Inflammation: The Root Cause of Many Major Disease Classes 🔥 Cancer, Alzheimer’s, heart disease, obesity, autoimmune disorders—you name it. Chronic inflammation is at the core of it all. We shouldn’t be surprised that inflammation has become the hottest focus in medtech and biotech. Primarily because of the GLP-1 revolution, inflammation is at the forefront of the American zeitgeist. As Richard Garr the healthcare entrepreneur said, "As we age, we're rusting from the inside." Startups are diving deep into precision medicine, diagnostics, and even lifestyle interventions to target inflammation at its source. Why? Because controlling it may be the key to not just longer life, but a healthier, disease-free one. For family offices—this is where science meets profit with purpose. Reducing inflammation isn’t just healthcare innovation; it’s the next frontier for longevity, preventive medicine, and personalized health. Ignore it at your own risk.

Recap: A Different Kind of Conversation at Our New York Family Office Breakfast Last week, we hosted our New York Family Office Breakfast, and while we expected discussions on the usual hot topics—politics, tariffs, immigration, even DOGE—something surprising happened… Nobody seemed to mention them. Instead, the room was buzzing with energy, optimism, and action. The focus? ✅ New investments and opportunities on the horizon ✅ Innovative projects family offices are driving forward ✅ Philanthropic efforts and charities making an impact Not one mention of the headlines. No distractions—just a beehive of conversations around what’s next, what’s being built, and where opportunities lie. It’s a testament to the resilience of family offices—continuing to drive innovation, investment, and impact no matter what the news cycle says. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us. The momentum is real.

FORCE Family Office, First Trust Capital Management L.P., and the LATAM Family Office Society are co-hosting an exclusive, invite-only dinner for family office principals in the Miami area. The evening will be a unique opportunity to connect with fellow family office leaders in an informal, engaging setting while gaining insights from one of the top economic forecasters in the country: Guest Speaker: Andrew Opdyke, CFA Ranked by Bloomberg as one of the top U.S. economic forecasters, Andrew will share his perspective on: ✅ The state of the U.S. and global economy ✅ Political & policy trends impacting markets ✅ Opportunities and risks in private markets 🔹 Event Details: 📍 Miami (Location shared upon RSVP approval) 🗓️ February 11, 2025 🥂 Cocktails: 5:30 PM 🍽️ Dinner: 6:00 PM This event is exclusively for family offices—no pitches, no presentations, just meaningful conversations and valuable connections. Space is limited. Contact our team or send us a message to check availability. 

The Big Game is Changing—Literally 🏈 As we gear up for Sunday's game, there’s a major shift happening off the field that family offices should be paying attention to: 🔥 Family offices and private equity can now own up to 10% of NFL teams. 💰 College sports are evolving into billion-dollar businesses thanks to NIL. 🤔 What does this mean for overall valuations of professional club teams (minor leagues or farm teams)? With the NFL opening its doors to new investors, we could see team valuations skyrocket, and it’s only a matter of time before other leagues follow suit. Meanwhile, NIL is turning college athletes into high-value assets, putting collegiate programs in direct competition with professional sports for talent, sponsorships, and media deals. So where does this leave farm teams? As colleges become more like semi-pro leagues, will farm systems struggle to stay relevant, or does this shift open up new investment opportunities in player development? What Family Offices Should Be Watching: 🏈 NFL Ownership Expansion: Will other leagues—NBA, MLB, global soccer—follow? 📈 Valuations on the Rise: How will new investors reshape franchise value? 🏟️ The Future of Professional Club Teams: Are they at risk, or is this a new niche for investment? The bottom line? Sports investing is no longer just for billionaires. As access broadens, the family offices that understand these shifting dynamics could be in for some major wins. What’s your take? Where do you see the biggest opportunities in sports investing? #FamilyOffices #SportsInvesting #TheBigGame #NFL #NIL #PrivateWealth #SportsBusiness

What if family offices approached philanthropy differently—where giving isn’t just about donations, but also about creating sustained income through equity upside? Let’s consider the model Trump proposed for TikTok, where the U.S. would receive 50% equity. Could family offices take a similar approach to philanthropy? Take organizations like the American Cancer Society or The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, for example. These charities fund groundbreaking research, leading to the development of life-changing drugs—like the 400 cancer treatments the American Cancer Society. Instead of just donating, family offices could explore profit-based philanthropic giving, where they: - Invest in the research and hold equity in the drugs that emerge. - Reinvest profits from these drugs to fund further research or other philanthropic efforts. - Create a model that sustains itself while delivering both societal and financial returns. This isn’t just about creating wealth—it’s about ensuring that philanthropy can amplify its impact over time. By aligning incentives and tying investments to measurable outcomes, family offices could play a pivotal role in accelerating cures for diseases while maintaining a commitment to purpose-driven giving. The question is: Can profit-driven philanthropy redefine how family offices approach giving? Let’s explore this new way forward.

🌟 FORCE Family Office Exclusive Breakfast Gathering Comes to NYC 🌟 We’re excited to host a Family Office breakfast, this time in New York City, bringing together principals from across the metro area for meaningful conversations and connections. 📍 What to Expect: - An informal, welcoming environment exclusively for Family Offices. - No pitches, no presentations—just real discussions about the issues that matter most to you. - A unique opportunity to connect with like-minded leaders and foster mutually beneficial relationships. Date: February 4 – 8:00 AM ET Reach out to the team or send us a DM if you'd like to secure your spot. Space is limited, and location details will be shared upon RSVP approval. Let’s connect, collaborate, and strengthen the family office community in NYC. #FamilyOffices #Networking #NYCEvents 

Is Impact Investing Dead for Family Offices? In 2025, impact investing seems to be at a crossroads. With shifting policies under the new administration and an increasingly scrutinized global economy, one thing is clear: simply giving away money isn’t enough anymore. In fact, many argue it’s a sucker’s bet—a misstep for family offices seeking to create meaningful, sustainable change. But does this mean impact investing is dead? Far from it. Instead, it’s evolving. Today, family offices are honing in on "profit with a purpose" — investing in models where financial returns and societal impact go hand in hand. The question isn’t whether to invest with purpose, but how: - Redefining Impact: Family offices must move away from philanthropy-only models to investments where the impact is built into the business model. Think renewable energy startups, affordable housing projects, or diagnostics companies revolutionizing healthcare. - Avoiding Greenwashing: With the ESG backlash in full swing, due diligence is more critical than ever. Family offices need to verify claims and focus on measurable outcomes. - Profit Within Purpose: As impact becomes mainstream, the most successful investments will align meaningful returns with real-world impact. Take the rising focus on healthspan vs. lifespan investments or the global push for diagnostics over drug development. These areas prove that purpose doesn’t have to come at the expense of profits — it’s about finding the right model within the context of the purpose. For family offices, the challenge is no longer deciding to invest in impact — it’s about how to make it smarter, scalable, and sustainable. What are your thoughts? Is impact investing alive and well, or has the focus shifted?

Boom Supersonic, a former FORCE Family Office client, continues to push the boundaries of innovation. Recently featured in the Robb Report, Boom is one step closer to redefining global travel with its supersonic jet, Overture, and its successful test flights. For family offices and UHNWIs, this is a prime example of how investing in transformative technologies can deliver more than financial returns. Companies like Boom Supersonic embody: - Visionary Leadership: Bold ideas backed by a clear mission to revolutionize an industry.  - Sustainable Innovation: A commitment to reducing carbon footprints while achieving faster-than-ever travel.  - Long-Term Impact: The opportunity to be part of creating something iconic—a legacy that redefines the future of aviation. Boom’s success showcases the power of backing mission-driven companies that turn ambitious ideas into reality. It’s a reminder that investing in innovation isn’t just about returns—it’s about shaping the future. Check out Boom’s latest progress in the Robb Report article via the comments below.