Family Business Consulting Group adds consultant Kalli Nallick

The Family Business Consulting Group has hired Kalli Nallick as a consultant to help family enterprises manage leadership transitions, conflict and multigenerational decision-making. The move expands FBCG’s advisory capacity as demand grows for support that addresses both business structure and family dynamics.

Why it matters: - Family businesses often struggle with leadership succession, ownership shifts and family conflict at the same time. - Kalli Nallick’s background in management consulting, mediation and family systems adds specialized support for those pressure points. - The hire expands FBCG’s ability to help family enterprises handle communication, conflict resolution and organizational development across generations.

What happened: - The Family Business Consulting Group announced the addition of Kalli Nallick as a consultant on Sept. 30, 2026. - Nallick will provide advisory, education and facilitation services for multi-generational family enterprises and their advisors. - Her work will focus on leadership and role transitions, difficult conversations and family-business continuity.

The details: - Nallick has worked with family businesses for more than 10 years. - She founded Executive Confidante, her own advisory firm. - Nallick also works as an executive coach. - Her coaching work includes helping organizations address difficult leadership behaviors. - She also supports individuals and teams navigating interpersonal and departmental conflict. - Nallick holds an M.A. in Counseling and Psychological Services from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. - She also earned a Post-Master’s Certification in Marriage and Family Therapy from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. - Nallick is a Rule 114 Qualified Neutral for the State of Minnesota in family and civil disputes. - She is a member of the American Psychological Association, the Minnesota Psychological Association, the Minnesota Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, the Minnesota State Bar Association and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. - FBCG describes itself as an advisory firm dedicated exclusively to serving family enterprises. - More information is available on the company’s website. - FBCG also shared a LinkedIn page in the release.

Between the lines: - The announcement reflects rising demand for advisors who can address both business continuity and the human side of family ownership. - FBCG is leaning into a more integrated model that blends governance, communication and conflict resolution. - Nallick’s mediation and counseling background suggests a focus on family tension as much as corporate planning.

What's next: - Nallick will begin supporting family enterprises as they manage succession, ownership and relationship challenges. - FBCG is likely to use the hire to deepen its bench for families facing generational transitions. - The firm will continue positioning itself around long-term continuity for family-owned businesses.