A platform focused on the technology of private markets.
Because a $22 trillion dollar industry shouldn't run on Excel...
Private markets aren't "alternative" — they're the foundation of modern capital formation and economic dynamism.
And their infrastructure is being re-built in real time.
Our summits convene GPs, LPs and technology leaders to shape the direction of the market.
Please get in touch if you'd like be involved.
Private markets aren't "alternative" — they're the foundation of modern capital formation and economic dynamism.
And their infrastructure is being re-built in real time.
Our summits convene GPs, LPs and technology leaders to shape the direction of the market.
Please get in touch if you'd like be involved.
Our Event Formats
Digital Briefings
Focused 45 minute digital sessions offering actionable information and engagement.
Roundtables
Collaborative discussions specifically designed to address a clear central challenge and drive results.
In-Person Summits
Offering real-world connections to connect the alts tech ecosystem - coming to NYC & other financial centers soon.
Private markets power the most dynamic parts of our economy.
The technologies that power private markets should be dynamic too.
The technologies that power private markets should be dynamic too.
Our Purpose:
Accelerate the evolution of
private markets.
founder
Marc Andrew
Marc Andrew has spent nearly two decades supporting economic growth and development - with experience across government, as an entrepreneur, and as an advisor to rapid-growth startups.
As Chief of Staff to the Finance Minister of British Columbia, Marc helped deliver three provincial budgets, a series of major infrastructure finances and the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
He's led the production of hundreds of senior institutional summits: gathering leaders in infrastructure and technology to modernize our institutions for an era of rapid change.
why we exist
The transformation of private markets is accelerating.
Consider the scale of change in the economy:
93% of U.S. companies
with over $100 million in revenue are private.
The number of publicly listed U.S. companies
has halved since the 1990s—from 8,000 to under 4,000.
Private credit’s share of
U.S. corporate debt has grown from 1.7% in 2003 to 6% today.
Private equity now accounts
for 10.1% of the U.S. equity market, up from just 3.8% in 2003.
In the last 25 years
alternative assets AUM has boomed: from $1 trillion to $22 trillion.
The race is on
to modernize the infrastructure that powers the next $50 trillion.
