Future Wealth
Why attend

Position for what comes next, not what already happened.

Three days in Miami, December 4–6, built around one question: how wealth is about to change, what will change it, and how to position your money for it.

Four reasons people fly in

The thesis

The next era of wealth runs on three inputs — energy, compute and data — and every track leads back to how capital positions around them: markets, real assets, digital assets, and the companies building the infrastructure itself.

The people

25+ speakers on two stages, hosted by an NYSE lead anchor, with Investopedia's editor-in-chief among the first names announced — practitioners with positions, not presenters with slides.

The show

Built as an experience, not a lecture series: a main stage produced like a show, a second stage for deep work, firesides where candor beats polish, and a floor designed to keep you in conversations between sessions.

The room

Investors, founders, allocators and creators in one building — with a dedicated Capital Room for VCs and family offices, and the kind of hallway conversations that outlast every session.

What you leave with

A view you can actually act on.

Not a notebook of quotes — a position. Where the money in the room thinks the next decade concentrates, which sectors they are actually allocating to, and how to position for it at your size. In person at the Hyatt Regency Miami, or on the livestream if you cannot travel.

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December 4–6, 2026 · Miami

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