Lamberto Frescobaldi, born in Florence on June 27, 1963, represents the thirtieth generation of this renowned Tuscan winegrowing family.

Lamberto began his agriculture studies at the University of Florence in 1983. He then transferred for 2 years to the University of California, Davis, one of the best schools in the world for viticulture and enology, where he specialized in viticulture and was graduated in June 1987.

In 1989  he took on the responsibility of the  vineyard investments and helped to expand the holdings of the family’s various Tuscan estates to include 1,200 hectares.

In 1995, after the establishment of the first Italian-American partnership, known as ‘Luce della Vite’, Lamberto directed its winemaking, along with Tim Mondavi.

In 2005, he assumed the position of Managing Director of Tenute di Castelgiocondo and Luce della Vite, (which he chairs to date) one of the most prestigious producers of Brunello di Montalcino.

He was nominated in 2007 to the Accademico dei Georgofili, an institution begun in the 18^th century that aims to contribute to the advancement of the sciences and their application to agriculture, environmental protection, and the development of the rural world. 

In 2007 he became Vice President of the Marchesi Frescobaldi Società Agricola S.r.l. with responsibilities in production and land management.

Since April of 2011 he shareholder of Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio, Florence.

Since August of 2012 he has collaborated with the Penal Institute of Gorgona Island (Livorno) on the development of a winemaking venture with direct involvement of the detainees.

In June 2013 he was appointed as President of the Board of Directors of Marchesi Frescobaldi which he chairs for the time being.

November 2014 he was awarded the “Food and Beverage” “Imprenditore dell’Anno” in the namesake competition organized by E&Y.

The Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities designated him as member of the Board of Accademia Georgofili (whose motto “Prosperitati Publicae Augendae” (to increase public welfare) highlights how the Academy’s activities have always been focused on the public interest.(2016).

May 2016. He was elected Vice President of Unione Italiana Vini, Federation of Italian Winegrowers. 

April 2019. Appointed as Director in the Credit Agricole Italia Board. 

October 2020. Appointment to the Confederal Council of Agriculture (Giunta Confederazione Agricoltura) in Rome.

He is an avid alpine skier and enjoys riding enduro motorcycles.  He married Eleonora Nesi in 1991, and they have three children, Vittorio (1992), Leonia (1994), and Carlo (1999), to whom he dedicates his free time.

André Hoffmann is a businessman, environmentalist, and philanthropist. He firmly believes in business as a force for good, and is a passionate advocate for the corporate pursuit of societal purpose and sustainability.

André is Vice Chairman of Roche Holding AG, a highly innovative pharmaceutical company established by his great-grandfather in 1896. He also serves on the board of the fully-owned subsidiary, Genentech Inc.

Alongside these non-executive roles in the family business, André joined the Board of SystemIQ to help drive positive disruption in economic systems; and sits on the Board of Trustees of the World Economic Forum, and the Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

André also has a distinguished career in nature conservation and sustainability. He is the President of the MAVA Foundation, a leading conservation foundation, and President of Fondation Tour du Valat, a world-renowned institute dedicated to wetland conservation. He has also served on the boards of WWF International, Wetlands International, Global Footprint Network, and FIBA.

André’s also helped establish the Hoffmann Global Institute in Business and Society (HGIBS) at INSEAD, and chairs its Advisory Board.

André studied economics at St. Gallen University and holds an MBA from INSEAD.

Dr. Eric Clinton is a senior advisor and associate partner at Cambridge Advisors to Family Enterprise, a highly specialized, international advisory firm serving family enterprises. As a faculty member at Dublin City University, Dr. Clinton is the director of the National Centre for Family Business, a leading European family business center that offers expertise to family enterprises in Ireland and abroad.

Dr. Clinton advises family-controlled enterprises on strategies for the successful continuity of their enterprises, with a focus on succession transitions and preparation of the next generation. He advises and facilitates conversations for business families on the topics of leadership, succession planning, governance, next generation development, entrepreneurship and innovation, and organization restructuring.

Dr. Clinton is also an associate professor of Entrepreneurship at Dublin City University where he teaches executive students and MBA students in the areas of entrepreneurship, innovation, and family business. He is an award-winning teacher, having received international excellence awards for his teaching. He has delivered a keynote address at the Post-Davos Conference on ‘Preparing the Millennial Generation for Leadership’.

Christina Pamberg is a Managing Partner of Alcyon Holding, a Swiss family investment company, where she oversees private equity and other investments in the alternative space.

Before Alcyon, Christina was a Director with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR) and also worked at global private equity fund-of-funds manager HarbourVest Partners, focusing on primary, secondary and direct co-investments, lastly serving as a Vice President in HarbourVest’s secondary investment group. Prior to that that, she was an equity analyst at Salomon Smith Barney in London.

Christina is the Chairwoman of SIX-listed Banque Cantonale du Jura, and serves on the Board of Deutsche Bank (Suisse) SA. She also sits on the Board of Brussel-based Invest Europe, the European private equity trade association.

In addition to these board roles, Christina serves on the Alumni Advisory Board of the INSEAD Global Private Equity Initiative (“GPEI”). Furthermore, she is a co-founder and Advisory Board member of Level20, a not-for-profit organisation set up to inspire women to join and succeed in the private equity industry.

She holds a BA from Amherst College and an MBA from INSEAD.

Dr. Andreas Müller is born in 1964, and is a certified tax lawyer since 1996. He began his professional career as a lawyer in 1994, specializing in international private law. After advising on M&A transactions, repackaging of hedge funds, tax efficient investments of real asset transactions dealing with aircrafts, and rolling stocks, he was asked by UBS in 2004 to join a team focusing on special transactions for German UHNWI.

From 2005 to 2007, he led a team at Deutsche Bank, which developed investment opportunities for German UHNWI, before acting as Co-CEO for the German Private Wealth division of the Geneva based Pictet & Cie for 5 years. After his 5 years at Pictet & Cie, he joined Rothschild & Cie. (a still family- owned investment bank) for 4 years, to further develop additional business units, namely Merchant Banking and Wealth Management, with the goal of enhancing their investment banking business. At both, Pictet and Rothschild, Andreas was focused on UHNWI clients. Since 2016 Andreas Müller is CEO and CIO of one of the largest family offices based in Hamburg, investing across all asset classes.

Andreas Müller has always been interested in gaining new knowledge and data oriented investing. He is a proud father of two daughters, one of whom is working for AWS in München, London and Dublin, and the other as a member of the research team in the cardiology unit of Weill Cornell, New York. Consequently, he is always challenged on a business and private level with new global trends and developments.

Reinfried Pohl (jun.) is a member of the DVAG shareholder family of Reinfried Pohl. The DVAG, which is Germany’s largest independent financial advisor, was established by his grandfather and is now led by his uncle, Andreas Pohl.

Reinfried is currently working for the RP family office. Together with his team he is responsible for the allocation, the investment analysis and the selection of managers of the family’s liquid assets, as well as the private markets portfolio.

Growing up with a passion for finance and wanting to gather impressions outside of Germany, he completed his MSc in Management with a focus on finance from University College London after finishing his Bachelor of Business Administration with a major in finance from HULT International Business School in San Francisco and London. Throughout this important time of his life he had the opportunity to exchange ideas with students from all over the world and meet people with a similar mindset and business background.

After returning to Germany, he started working for a German Small- and Mid-Cap Asset Manager before deciding to start his full-time involvement in the family office. Reinfried and his sister are the first of their generation who are actively seeking to shape the family’s investment philosophy and contribute towards building upon their family’s legacy.

Jérôme Müller is the CIO of Stable Asset Management, an alternative investment firm headquartered in London, which aims to realign financial incentives between capital owners and capital managers, through strategic partnerships and shared ownership structures. Previously, Jerome was the managing member of Aspheric, which he founded in 2012 in Switzerland and relocated to London in January 2016. Aspheric was primarily focused on providing investment advice to a clientele of family offices and institutional investors. From 1999 to early 2011, he was partner, head of research and co-CIO at Partners Advisers S.A., a Geneva-based investment advisor, specialized in alternative investments, where he was in charge of hedge fund analysis, selection and portfolio management. From September 1997 until March 1999, he was with Union Bancaire Privée in Geneva as an internal auditor. Jerome holds a masters degree in international relations from the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva and is a CFA charterholder.

Peer Bender graduated with a degree in Business Administration from the University of Applied Sciences and holds a degree in Business Administration with an emphasis on Accounting and Taxation and Business Informatics. After working in Group Controlling at Drägerwerk AG in Lübeck, Germany, he joined ACRON GmbH in 2004 as Product Manager. From 2006 to 2016 Peer Bender was Managing Director of ACRON GmbH in Düsseldorf. He has been CEO and Delegate of the Board of Directors of ACRON AG in Zurich since January 2017. He is also responsible for tax and conceptual matters relating to the investment companies of the ACRON Group. In addition, Peer Bender also holds a large number of board memberships in ACRON Group companies and in many of the investment companies initiated by ACRON.

Rainer Ender is the Global Head of Private Equity at Schroders Capital and a member of the Private Equity Investment Committee. He is also active on the advisory boards of several fund managers.

Before joining Schroders in 2001, Rainer was an underwriter for alternative risk transfer at Zurich Reinsurance Company. From 1997 to 2000 he was a manager in the Financial Risk Management Practice at Arthur Andersen. In addition, Rainer served for several years on the Board of DTS, a regulated derivatives trader
in Switzerland.

Rainer holds a Master's degree in Physics and a PhD in Natural Sciences from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich, Switzerland. He is also a CFA® charterholder.

Ali Mizani Oskui is the CEO and CIO of FiCAS AG, the Swiss-based crypto investment management boutique. He is a futurist, inventor, and free-thinker and driven by his passion for the crypto and blockchain universe. He managed one of the most lucrative portfolios of crypto-assets in the world.

He boasts over 20 years of management experience and 8 years of experience in cryptocurrency trading and investment management. He managed a cryptocurrencies portfolio that achieved exceptional performance in the market, outperforming the Bitcoin holding strategy by more than 100% and the USD by more than 9’000% (October 2015 – January 2018).

Ali Mizani’s performance was audited by one of the ‘Big Four’ consulting firms, confirming the outperformance of his fund over the period that saw the price of Bitcoin rise from USD 300 to USD 18’500. He closed the private fund in January 2018, anticipating the market correction, to move to Switzerland and offer his investment strategy through an innovative Exchange-traded Product.

Oussama Himani is Chief Investment Officer and Managing Partner at Parkview AG, a Multi Family Office in London, Zurich and New York. Prior to helping set up Parkview, Oussama served as Managing Director, Head of Emerging Markets Strategy at UBS Investment Bank, Head of Emerging Markets Research at UBS Wealth Management, and Senior Advisor to Executive Director at the IMF.  Oussama also worked independently as an Advisor to the Chairman of the Capital Markets Authority Saudi Arabia, at the time they were preparing to open the market to foreign investors. Oussama earned his Ph.D. in economics from the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. 

Manuel Salvisberg CFA, CAIA, born 1978, studied at the University of St. Gallen  in Switzerland and  at Fudan University in China, started his career in management consulting and private equity/venture capital. Since 2007 he oversees a diversified portfolio of investments in growth companies in Europe and Asia for his uncle Dr. Uli Sigg (world’s largest collector of contemporary Chinese arts and former Swiss ambassador to China). Manuel is the chairman of the hedge fund group Ayaltis and the software group TrekkSoft, he sits on numerous other Boards of technology companies, collects and creates art, and is the founder of the Freedom Flowers Foundation supporting art projects connected to human rights.

Patrick Stutz, CFA, is the Chief Investment Officer of Bayshore Capital, an advisor focused on alternative credit, private equity, venture capital and other illiquid alternative investments. He formulates the firm’s macro view and investment strategy, and leads the investment team’s sourcing and due diligence efforts. Patrick spent the majority of his career in the US and the UK, accumulating over 20 years of investment management experience across traditional and alternative assets, as well as public and private markets. Prior to joining Bayshore in 2013, he was a portfolio manager for Ivory Capital, an alternative investment firm. He served as a manager of alternative strategies for RMF/Man Investments in New York from 2003 to 2010. Patrick started his career at Zurich-based Vontobel Group, where he served in several roles within the investment banking and asset management divisions. He graduated magna cum laude from the University of Zurich, where he earned a Master of Arts USZ. He also holds the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designation and is a member of the CFA Society United Kingdom and the CFA Society Switzerland. Patrick is based in Zürich, Switzerland.

Guy is Head of Marketing for the Stonehage Fleming Group. He has over 35 years’ experience in asset and wealth management.

He started his career with Hill Samuel in 1984, transferring to subsidiary Bank von Ernst in Bern, Switzerland in 1986, where he was a portfolio manager for private clients. Returning to the UK in 1991, he managed institutional portfolios for Yamaichi before joining Newton in September 1993 to develop its private client business. Guy became Group Marketing Director in 1999 before moving with his family to Boston in September 2001 to head institutional sales and marketing for Mellon. Guy had subsequent roles in strategic development and sales management with Mellon in Europe before becoming a Director of Heartwood Wealth Management in 2008.

Joining Stonehage in November 2013, he has responsibility for the Group’s brand, communications, thought leadership and all aspects of business development enablement. He also chairs the Group’s ESG committee. Under his leadership of marketing, the firm has received multiple awards including being recognised four times as Multi-Office of the year by STEP.

Guy has an MA in Modern History from Trinity College, Oxford University.  He is Vice-Chairman of Governors of Sherborne School, chairing the Finance and Investment Committees. He has been married to Jo for nearly 25 years and they have three children.

Mark is head of the Global Asset Allocation team at the UBS Chief Investment Office. As part of his role, Mark oversees the Strategic and Tactical Asset Allocation, Thematic investments, Investment Risk, Quantitative analytics, Derivatives, Alternatives, and with a global span including APAC and US. In addition, Mark is a member of the UBS Global Investment Committee and has taken part of it since 2006.

Mark joined UBS in 2006 from Danske Capital, and has focused throughout his career on asset allocation and investment strategy. In 2009, Mark was appointed head of the Investment Strategy Research team, and assumed leadership of the asset allocation team in the Chief Investment Office in 2011. During 2014-15, Mark was based in Hong Kong, where he helped set up the APAC Asset Allocation team.

Mark regularly appears in financial media and meets UBS clients around the world.

Mark holds a Master's degree in Applied Economics and Finance from the Copenhagen Business School.

A multi-faceted career of 30 years in the financial industry, fostering strategic and operational excellence as advisor, coach, project leader, and manager of origination as well as back office units provided Marius with a wealth of cross-functional experiences and professional knowledge.

Prior to launching Parkview, Marius headed the international business of a leading global Private Bank, catering wealth management services to families in Europe and Asia.

Marius is a trained economist and certified expert in information technology with an MBA from INSEAD. He is both, a CFA and CAIA charter holder and earned a certificate in Advanced Risk and Investment Management of Yale School of Management/EDHEC.