More often than not, family offices become reluctant activists following extended periods of frustration, where faltering boards fail to listen to their complaints. Occasionally, they provide support to third party activists. But their aims and objectives vary, as illustrated by examples from the Activist Insight database and Family Capital’s own insights.
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