TIGER 21, a peer-to-peer learning group for high net worth investors in North America, Thursday announced the addition of two business and leadership authorities of its groups in Toronto and Calgary.
Leon Goren joins as vice chairman for the Toronto group and Jennifer Fuhr joins the Calgary Group as vice chairwoman. TIGER 21 also has Canadian groups in Vancouver and Montreal.
“In less than a year we have made great strides attracting members in all four of our initial Canadian launch cities. The addition of Leon and Jennifer to their respective groups is a sign that the TIGER 21 model of collective intelligence has been well-received in Canada and our growth trajectory is on course,” says Thane Stenner, TIGER 21’s managing director for Canada, and Founding Member.
Goren joins chairman Norm Trainer to facilitate the Toronto group. Goren has more than 25-years experience as an entrepreneur as well as advisor to both CEOs and senior executives looking to grow their own businesses and/or multi-national organizations. In 2010, he became the owner and CEO of Ontario-based Presidents of Enterprising Organizations (PEO), a peer-to-peer network for business executives focused on maximizing their leadership potential. He frequently addresses business audiences and is a recognized authority on leadership and business strategy.
Fuhr becomes vice chairwoman of the Calgary group alongside chairman Hal Walker. Fuhr is a successful financial consultant who counts numerous high net worth families, entrepreneurs, and family businesses as her clients. In 2011, she founded Family Wealth Consultants to advise high net worth families in the numerous challenges they face managing their wealth. She is a frequent speaker on wealth related issues.
In addition to the four Canadian groups, TIGER 21 has groups in New York, Dallas, Miami, San Francisco, San Diego, Washington, DC and Los Angeles. There are nearly 200 members throughout North America who collectively manage over $18 billion in investable assets.