Peter S. Gordon Takes Helm as ACTEC President: Implications for Estate Planning
Peter S. Gordon is the newly appointed president of ACTEC. Discover what this could mean for future estate planning strategies and regulations.
Wondering what’s new in the world of estate planning? Then you’ll be interested to hear that Peter S. Gordon has taken the reins as the 2025–2026 president of The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC). Gordon, a seasoned professional in the field, is a Director at Gordon, Fournaris & Mammarella, P.A., based in Wilmington, Delaware. He steps into the role following Susan D. Snyder, a Senior Planner on Northern Trust’s Regional Wealth Advisor Team in Chicago, Illinois.
Gordon’s presidency took effect following his introduction at ACTEC’s “Passing of the Gavel” ceremony on March 21, 2025, at the ACTEC Annual Business Meeting in La Quinta, California. This transition of leadership marks an important milestone for ACTEC, an organization that plays a pivotal role in shaping estate planning practices and policies.
Having served in various capacities within ACTEC since 1989, Gordon’s new role as president reaffirms his commitment to advancing the field of trust and estate law. His extensive experience and insights could potentially influence future legislative and regulatory developments, thereby impacting estate planning strategies and wealth transfer tactics for individuals and businesses alike.
With Gordon now at the helm of ACTEC, it’s important for wealth planning professionals and individuals to stay tuned for any new insights, strategies, or regulatory changes that may come under his leadership. As always, understanding the implications of these changes can help in formulating effective estate planning strategies. So, stay informed and consult with your estate planning attorney to ensure your plans align with any emerging trends or changes.
Source: www.actec.org
