Friends of the Movement
Family of Means…Meaning
Thank you for wanting to help Savannah grow the Relationship Capital movement.
Relationship Capital is more than an event series — it’s a movement to champion connection, vibrance, and resilience for families of enterprise.
We create spaces where families and advisors can explore what it means to relate well across generations, steward legacy with laughter, and build impact without losing each other — or themselves — along the way.
Our in-person gatherings are safe, playful, and transformational — invite-only, 100% pitch-free zones designed for honesty, curiosity, and genuine connection. Our virtual education section is coming soon.
If you’ve landed here, it’s because you’re part of the ecosystem that makes this work possible — a trusted connector, an advisor, a believer in families. Your introductions and support mean the world.
Here’s how you can help:
How You Can Help
1. Refer Amazing People
You know your clients and colleagues best.
If you work with families in enterprise or family offices who would benefit from being in rooms where meaningful, pitch-free connection happens — or who would simply love being part of something human, elegant, and energizing — please send them our way.
Ideal guests include:
Leaders and next-gens of family businesses or family offices
Members of multigenerational families preparing for transition or change
Advisors who serve UHNW families and believe relationships are part of legacy stewardship
(And for the record —As always, heart and character matter. Good people only, please!)
You can share any of the following events:
Relationship Capital Conference (Nov 14)
A high-signal day of conversation, learning, and connection for families and advisors who believe better relationships build better enterprises. Spouses and family members welcome.
SpeakEasy Soirée (Nov 14)
A black-tie, story-driven evening that brings family history to life — where legacy meets laughter, and transformation meets theater. This event also makes an amazing date night. Open bar. Spouses and family members welcome.
👉 Refer to the SpeakEasy Soirée
2. Sponsor a Ticket or an Experience
If you’d like to ensure that extraordinary families and rising next-gens can attend — regardless of means or proximity — consider sponsoring a ticket, table, or experience.
Your sponsorship helps us:
Invite diverse and inspiring families into the conversation
Create unforgettable, artful experiences that stay pitch-free and meaningful
Build community around the shared goal of relational resilience
👉 Sponsor Conference Tickets
👉 Sponsor Soirée Tickets
If you’d like to discuss bespoke sponsorship opportunities (e.g., underwriting creative installations, immersive experiences, or family scholarships), reach out directly to Savannah: savannah@relationshipcapital.org
3. Share the Vision — Why it matters for you and your clients
We’re building a world where families can talk about the things that matter most — without losing their sense of play, purpose, or possibility.
When you help families connect with Relationship Capital — by referring them, sponsoring their participation, or simply amplifying the vision — you’re doing more than supporting an event.
You’re demonstrating what it looks like to invest in the things that truly sustain a family enterprise: trust, communication, and shared meaning.
For your clients, this isn’t another transaction. It’s a signal — that you see them as whole people, not just portfolios.
You’re reminding them that wealth and legacy are lived through relationship.
When advisors and connectors make this introduction, they often notice something powerful:
Clients feel seen, supported, and understood at a deeper level.
They remember who pointed them toward an experience that helped them reconnect, reimagine, and rediscover why their enterprise matters in the first place.
In short — by helping families invest in their relationship capital, you’re building your own.
It’s the kind of goodwill that can’t be bought — only built.
—With great enthusiasm and a firm belief that rising tides lift all ships,
Savannah Suttle, Founder of Relationship Capital
