The conference on Family Capital, Family Business and Free Enterprise will take place Sept. 25-26 at the Center for Family Enterprise at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business.
The event is invitation-only, but the center is accepting public comments on family business issues at cfe@stthomas.edu. Learn more at the center's website: www.stthomas.edu/cfe.
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