Over the next two decades, we’ll witness the largest transfer of wealth in history as assets move from one generation to the next. For families, this moment—known as the Great Wealth Transfer—underscores the importance of thoughtful estate planning. In this session, Emma will share insights on how to prepare, protect your legacy, and ensure your wishes are carried out. Estate planning is more than financial documents—it’s one of the greatest gifts you can give your loved ones.
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Intervenants
Jill Bester
Client Relationship Manager | Partner
Genus Capital Management
En tant que gestionnaire des relations avec la clientèle, je me spécialise dans la gestion des actifs et la planification financière pour les clients.
I value honesty and transparency. Our business is built on the understanding of our clients’ needs and objectives first and foremost. Trust is earned not granted and I strive to strengthen all relationships by doing the right thing. Continuing education throughout my career has been a professional accomplishment enabling me to reach my career aspirations.
As an avid golfer, I am looking forward to getting out on the course to try out my new driver. I also love being with my family out on our boat exploring the Salish Sea or skiing up at Mount Washington. I am the proud mother to three amazing individuals and fortunate to have the love and support of my partner.
Emma McArthur
Partenaire
Johns Southward
Emma focuses her practice on estate planning, estate administration, incapacity planning and trusts. Emma has taught estate planning to lawyers in training at the Professional Legal Training Course and presents regularly at continuing education conferences for lawyers, accountants and financial planning professionals. Emma has been recognized in Best Lawyers in Canada each year since 2015 and has a BV Distinguished peer-review rating from LexisNexis-Martindale-Hubbell. Emma is also a winner of the Widdifield Award, presented annually to the author of an article published in the Estates, Trusts and Pensions Journal which best addresses an estate and trust law issue on the basis of originality, technical merit, creativity and contribution to the body of law.
