Past Events

In an extraordinary public event, Dr. Jane Goodall reflected on her work advocating for animal welfare and conservation and shared her views on the threats facing animals, other environmental crises, and her reasons for hope—including her experience inspiring and engaging youth through her global service program Roots & Shoots.

At Jefferson, Philadelphia’s largest academic medical center, we hosted a series of presentations, where institutional investors, key opinion leaders, and the CEOs and CSOs of life sciences companies shared their approach to tackling the most pressing problems in global health.

During the United Nations General Assembly, Conscious Capital and Global Citizen, two leaders in campaigning and organizing around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), convened the best minds in movement building to equip change-makers, marketers and everyday citizens with the tools they need to understand, learn from, and build sustainable and impactful movements.

On the margins of the 142nd Session of the World Health Organization Executive Board (EB142), we developed innovative partnerships between governments, investment firms and the private sector to catalyze blended investment in innovations.

On the observance of the International Day of Peace, in the Trusteeship Council Chamber of the UN Headquarters, we gathered foreign ministers, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, investors, the leaders of nonprofit organizations focused on youth, and musicians to inspire all ages to think more creatively about their role as global citizens.

t Harvard University, we gathered the CEOs of companies that are shaping the future of traditional industries, family offices, top industry-focused institutional investors and distinguished academics to evaluate opportunities that create environmental and social impact.

At UCSF, we hosted a series of presentations where some of the U.S.' most innovative researchers shared their ideas and breakthroughs in medicines, therapies, devices, and technologies that will define the future of healthcare.

During the United Nations General Assembly, we connected family offices, institutional investors, philanthropists, c-level executives of large pharmaceutical companies, Ministers of Health, and Heads of UN Agencies to create sustainable health systems for Africa.

At our flagship event, we connected family offices, leading fund managers, CEOs, economists, Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, civil society leaders, academics, best-selling authors and artists to evaluate opportunities that create environmental and social impact.

In Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, we connected the CEOs of biopharma, diagnostic and medical device companies with government officials, institutional investors and potential partners.

In St. Augustine, Florida, we hosted the PGA Tour Pro-Am Tournament followed by a Healthcare Innovation Showcase – a unique networking opportunity around golf, innovation, and philanthropy for the benefit of funding maternal, newborn and child health.

In Sonoma County, we connected the CEOs of companies that are shaping the future of traditional industries with family offices and institutional investors who, by virtue and wealth, can advance corporate responsibility, capitalize businesses at significant levels and influence systemic change.

In Washington, D.C., we connected government officials, risk experts, investors, and philanthropists as a way to bridge the gap between financial and political worlds to drive sustainable development.

During the United Nations General Assembly, at the Riverside Church, Conscious Capital and Global Citizen, two leaders in campaigning and organizing around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), collaborated on an intergenerational, interfaith program that called on people from all walks of life to RISE UP and speak out on the injustices facing the world. Just as Dr. King did at The Riverside Church 50 years ago, Breaking the Silence delivered a universal call to action to “love thy neighbor.”

In Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, we connected the CEOs of U.S. and European biotech and medical device companies with institutional investors, potential partners and government officials.

In St. Augustine, Florida, we hosted PGA pros and family offices for the benefit of funding pediatric research.

At our flagship event, we hosted an unforgettable orchestral evening to musically change the atmosphere, awaken a climate of compassion, and drive the global response to care for each other and for the Earth.

On the observance of the International Day of Peace, in support of the Permanent Secretariat to the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates, we hosted an intimate dinner, where three inspiring and heroic world leaders, Shirin Ebadi, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkol Karman, all winners of the Nobel Prize for their work in achieving anti-violence against women, shared their insights on tackling global challenges and implementing policies for a more peaceful and secure world.

In Sonoma County, we connected the CEOs of companies that are shaping the future of traditional industries with family offices and institutional investors who, by virtue and wealth, can advance corporate responsibility, capitalize businesses at significant levels and influence systemic change.

At our first invitation-only event held in a major city, we hosted connected family offices and fund investors to evaluate opportunities that create social impact beyond financial return.

In Napa Valley, we connected the CEOs of companies that are shaping the future of traditional industries with family offices and institutional investors who, by virtue and wealth, can advance corporate responsibility, capitalize businesses at significant levels and influence systemic change.