The wealth weekend: Martha’s Vineyard

August 12–15, 2026

A private, high-trust convening where capital, culture, governance, and legacy come into disciplined conversation.

For family offices, institutional investors, founders, policymakers, corporate leaders, and cultural stewards committed to long-term Black Amercian economic power.
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What Makes It Distinct

The Wealth Weekend is not a traditional conference. It is a carefully designed environment where trust, strategic dialogue, and capital alignment can move with greater clarity and intention.

It brings together leaders who understand that wealth is not only about accumulation, but also governance, stewardship, belonging, and continuity.

Welcome Reception

A grounding opening experience centered on trust, reflection, and the human dimension of leadership.

Thought Leadership Roundtables

Private, high-level dialogue among executives, policymakers, cultural leaders, and ecosystem builders on narrative, capital, innovation, policy, competitiveness, and ownership.

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Access to Capital Forum

Curated, values-aligned connection between investors, founders, family offices, and scaling enterprise

Legacy Blueprint

A focused conversation on governance, continuity, succession, and the design of multigenerational wealth. A place-based dialogue translating values into investable structures that support long-term community, institutional, and economic outcomes.

Who It Is For

Family offices and wealth stewards
Institutional investors
Corporate leadership
University presidents, trustees, and ecosystem leaders
Founders and scaling enterprises
Public-private partnership leaders
Policy and cultural influencers

Why Institutions Underwrite

Partners underwrite The Wealth Weekend to:

Build high-trust relationships
Align with institutional and leadership audiences
Access curated founder and investor ecosystems
Participate in substantive dialogue around governance and capital
Support long-term pathways to visibility, credibility, and measurable follow-through