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Over 250+ fund managers & LPs RSVP'd to our previous allocator summit at the top of the Salesforce Tower Skyskraper in SF. Now we are bringing the exciting energy to the most ACTIVE Asset Allocator community in the world in our hometown of New York City .... we are hosting a private INVITE ONLY LP/GP conference for fund managers who are in the Sutton Capital FUND Accelerator Cohort 9 + a select group of active Institutional LPs & value add investors. Apply here https://lnkd.in/dbzzmBt to be considered for the cohort and a ticket to the Allocator Summit. We'll have sessions with panels of LPs, workshops, and a FUND Manager Demo Day featuring the top nominated funds..... Also if you are looking to build deeper connections with institutiional LPs and single family offices to share your investment insights... learn more about our LP Mentorship program which is a private group of allocators, curated group activities, dinners, and retreats.... SIGN UP & request an invite here: https://lnkd.in/dbzzmBt Shout outs to Brown Rudnick LLP for partnering with us on this ... and stay tuned.....for more details on LP speakers and events as we get closer to the date...
I appreciate the focus on building deeper relationships with institutional LPs and single family offices, those connections can be game-changers in the investment world. Joel Palathinkal, Ph.D The LP Mentorship program sounds particularly intriguing for those looking to expand their network and share investment strategies in a more intimate setting.
It's great to see the enthusiasm and interest in the allocator summit, and we're excited to hear about the expansion to New York City. The combination of panels, workshops, and a FUND Manager Demo Day sounds like a valuable opportunity for fund managers and LPs to connect and share insights. We're curious to learn more about the LP Mentorship program and how it can help foster deeper connections between institutional LPs and single family offices. What specific benefits have you seen from this program in the past?