You’re Invited
To a private gathering for UHNW families and advisors who know relationships are the real wealth.
The Relationship Capital Conference
November 14, 2025 — Seattle, WA
Hosted by Relationship Capital
Why You’re Receiving This
Your advisor (and friend) thought of you because of the work you’re doing — and the family you’re growing.
They’re part of the exclusive group of advisors trusted by Savannah Suttle, Founder of the Relationship Capital community, a movement that helps families in enterprise and their advisors strengthen the relational foundations that make legacy last.
They wanted you to know about this conference because it’s not just another business event. It’s a space designed to spark honest conversations, new ideas, and better connection between the people who shape family enterprises across generations.
What is Relationship Capital?
Relationship Capital is a movement to champion connection, vibrance, and resilience for families of enterprise — through gatherings that are safe, engaging, playful, and transformational.
We bring together family leaders, next-gens, and their trusted advisors to explore what it means to relate well, steward legacy with laughter, and create impact without losing each other (or themselves) in the process.
Our gatherings are 100% pitch-free zones, designed for curiosity, candor, and genuine relationship.
What to Expect:
High-signal conversations that go beyond business headlines — about communication, identity, trust, and decision-making in family enterprises
Intimate, curated networking with other families and advisors navigating similar crossroads
Playful and artful experiences that reconnect people to purpose, each other, and what matters most
It’s not a conference you attend — it’s one you experience.
Who Attends:
Family enterprise leaders and next-generation stewards
Members of family offices and entrepreneurial families
Advisors and ecosystem partners who serve ultra-high-net-worth families with a values-based approach
If you value curiosity, integrity, and real human connection — you’ll fit right in.
Why It Matters:
Relationship Capital exists because wealth alone doesn’t sustain legacy — relationships do.
Joining us is an investment not just in your enterprise, but in the fabric that holds it together.
Come curious. Leave connected.
Join us.
The Relationship Capital Conference
Seattle, WA
November 14, 2025
Tickets may be sponsored in part by your advisor or partner firm.
Agenda:
8:00 – 8:30 AM: Welcome Coffee & Networking — Step into panoramic views and meet fellow visionaries.
8:30 – 9:00 AM: Opening Remarks: What Is Relationship Capital? — Founder Savannah Suttle introduces a new era in family enterprise — where corporate and fiscal resilience is tied back to square one.
9:00 – 9:45 AM: The Case for Experiential Design in Family Enterprises — "The only time the family connects is over crisis and conflict!" Or "Every family conference is the same old boring stuff." .... Sound familiar? In this session, we talk about how play, story, and immersive design can unlock growth and resolve friction, in both households and boardrooms. Whether you're a family member or advisor, learn how to cultivate paradigm shifts that feel fun instead of dysfunctional.
10:00 – 11:30 AM: Family Dynamics 101 — A crash course in understanding generational patterns, communication blocks, and hidden roles that shape success.
11:30am to 12:30 PM: Lunch and networking/conversation (lunch provided)
12:30 – 1:45 PM: Family Offices 101 —A masterclass on the architecture of multi-generational wealth. Learn how and why family offices are built, and how relationship dynamics shape the architecture and flow of wealth. Learn the considerations each family faces in designing for the future. Learn about the ways successful family offices leverage structure, values, purpose, and power to safeguard peace and ensure lasting impact.
1:45 – 3:00 PM: Dynamic Mapping Workshop — Learn practical, visual techniques to stop circular conversations and bring clarity to family systems.
3:00 – 3:30 PM: Conversational Best Practices — Closing reflections on how to talk about what truly matters — even when it’s hard.