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Toronto Summer Social

Toronto Summer Social

Overview

Join fellow CAASA members and guests on The National Club Rooftop for industry discussion, peer to peer networking and a brief update on CAASA and our current initiatives.

We look forward to seeing you there!

When

  • June 18, 2018
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Where

The National Club Rooftop
303 Bay St.
Toronto, ON

SPEAKERS

Family Office Summit 2025

Overview

We are back for our 7th edition – this time including our ever-popular SFO-exclusive sessions on April 23 afternoon + more streams for SFO family members and professionals to meet and discuss topics important to them (all within a cone of silence without the inclusion of anyone who is not with an SFO).

Of course we have a great line-up of speakers (at least 50% from SFOs) to speak to issues and trends important to families & Table Talks coordinated by our sponsors for a truly exciting opt-in experience for all.

 

Registration

End Investor refers to pensions, foundations, endowments, sovereign wealth funds, and single-family offices. Intermediary Investor includes multi-family offices, investment advisors/dealers, wealth managers, and investment consulting firms. +1 indicates that the first delegate attends for free, with a nominal fee applied for each additional delegate. Managers and Service Provider Delegates must be CAASA members in good standing and are required to pay the applicable fee per person based on their respective sub-category. Core Service Providers include fund administrators, accounting firms, and legal firms.

MSC Cruises Get-away Give-away 2025

We are happy to partner with MSC Cruises for a super prize to be awarded to one of our event attendees (must attend and complete a ballot to be eligible).

Draw will occur at our Networking Night on October 7, 2025.

*Subject to travel restrictions, all details provided to the lucky winner upon receipt.

When

Please note the timings and agenda are subject to change.

  • April 23, 2025
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm EST
  • April 24, 2025
  • 8:00 am – 7:00 pm EST

Where

Toronto Region Board of Trade
100 Queens Quay E, 3rd Floor, Toronto, ON M5E 1Y3

2025 Keynote Speaker

2025 Distinguished Speakers

2025 Agenda

Please note the timings and agenda are subject to change.

Day 1

  • April 23, 2025
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Day 2

  • April 24, 2025
  • 8:00 am – 7:00 pm

  • April 23, 2025
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Pre-day – PLEASE NOTE ATTENDEE TYPES

2:00 pm

Single Family Office Roundtable (Relatives Only)

Life as the principal of a family office can be exciting, inspirational, and busy, while at the same time worrisome, stressful, and draining.  We provide this (strictly!) family members only dinner as an opportunity to meet with your peers and share questions, concerns, solutions, and insights across the table. We have nominated three leaders/instigators to get things going and guarantee that all will find the evening illuminating and fun.

SFO Relatives Instigators (3 total):
Jamie Biddle, Verdis Investment Management
John Hynes, HedgeFacts

2:00 pm

Single Family Office Roundtables (Professionals Only)

Working in a single family office is not your typical investment management job – you gain the benefit of a sometimes extremely flat organizational structure and many find the spectrum of duties and tasks to be (very) intellectually stimulating. On the other hand, it can be isolating and difficult to keep up with the pace of work: each family has its own dynamic and cadence so we created this dinner where (strictly!) full time employees (not relatives) of SFOs can interact with their peers to get the most out of their roles.

SFO Professionals Instigators (3 per room)

3:30 pm

SFO Break Out – Portfolio Diversification in Challenging Markets

This discussion will cover investment strategies, alternative asset classes, and how to balance risk and return in today’s volatile market.

Jay Rosenfeld, Peerage Capital & Artemis
Edwin Wong, Chandaria Family Holdings

3:30 pm

SFO Break Out – Multi-Generational Plan for Multi-Generational Wealth (Family Members Only)

This session will focus on purpose and accountability and explore strategies to ensure smooth leadership transitions, the role of next-gen family members, harmonious family relations, and maintaining the family’s values and vision across generations.  Special treat: one of the families will describe how their (long-awaited) transition is progressing; all are encouraged to add their thoughts as well!

Shael Soberano, Sharno Group
Robert Reichmann, ReRo
John Hynes, Hedgefacts

3:30 pm

SFO Break Out – Family Office Operations: Best Practices

4:15 pm

SFO Break Out – Investing in Private Markets & Venture Capital

This discussion will explore family office investments in private companies, including deal sourcing, due diligence, and the role of venture capital in a diversified portfolio.

Russell Deakin,
Aceana Group
Drew Colaiezzi, McPike Global Family Office

4:15 pm

SFO Break Out – Due Diligence for Families

How can families conduct thorough due diligence on funds and managers? This session will highlight frameworks for avoiding pitfalls and selecting quality partners.

Tec Han, SFO Professional
Adrian Barber, Barber and Associates

4:15 pm

SFO Break Out – Tax Planning & Cross-Border Issues

With families often spread across jurisdictions, this session will focus on managing tax exposure, estate planning, and navigating complex global tax issues.

Jay Rosenfeld, Peerage Capital & Artemis

5:00 pm

All Delegates – General Welcome Reception

Everyone welcome to this time to meet.  Generally, sponsors and managers arrange private dinners after this time with select conference delegates – either via the messaging & meeting app or off-line.

7:00 pm

End of Pre-day

  • April 24, 2025
  • 8:00 am – 7:00 pm

Main Day

8:00 am

Registration & Breakfast

 

 

8:30 am

Wheat From the Chaff: Manager due diligence

There are thousands of managers in the alts landsacpe – some might even think that they have seen them all…until they find dozens more at a new event or database. This session will show new and veteran family office professionals and their families a framework of categorizing, diligencing, and choosing managers which have the best probability to perform according to the needs of the families’ beneficiaries.

Tec Han,
SFO Professional
Adriana Arrillaga, One Summit Capital Wealth Management Inc.

Moderated by: Felix Boyer, KPMG Family Office

9:00 am

Private Markets in Transition

Private markets have been all the rage for many years with PE and then venture coming to the fore in retail-friendly wrappers and terms (even if they are at odds with how the industry would traditionally package them). Secondaries have evolved from PE to real estate and now infrastructure secondary funds (designed with the feature/bug that they buy more mature positions and are able to offer better liquidity terms to investors) in very quick succession (the latter of the three offered seemingly just after people started musing about it. Platform proliferation has made accessing these funds easier than ever and allowed capital to flow virtually unhindered into this space. What’s next? This panel will discuss just that.

Drew Colaiezzi, McPike Global Family Office
Nima Sanajian, Wealthsimple

9:30 am

Non-correlated Ideas

Diversification is touted as the Holy Grail of investing – but one must choose their portfolio constituents wisely. 79 of the NASDAQ 100 constituents are in the S&P 500. Equity and bond indices generally correlate – especially in crisis situations. Even hedge funds and other sectors like real estate can correlate when crowded trades or macro factors align to take them down. Where can an investor find solace? Possibly in the offerings of these three panelists: one’s employer has a plethora of non-correlated products on offer (Sagard), one has a fund that is correlated to the EM index which is, itself, a diversifier to other assets and strategies (Letko Brosseau), and the third has digital assets at its core (3iQ Corp).

Rohit Khuller, Letko Brosseau
Adam Vigna, Sagard Holdings
Pascal St-Jean, 3iQ

Moderated by: Loïc Julé, Richter

 

10:15 am

Table Talks

11:00 am

1:1 meetings / Morning Refresher

This is everyone’s opportunity to meet – either as established via our conference meeting & messaging app or ad hoc

11:30 am

Getting to G10

We have hosted numerous sessions where families and their professionals blue sky ideas on how to make their family office run better – but, as with most things, it comes down to people (this is the good and bad news). At the end of the day, G+1 or 2 or 3 will pass on and their legacy will be in the hands of the next generations. Now, one can live a lifestyle exclusive of worry about the next generation, but many believe that they’d like their progeny to do at least as well as they did. The math is difficult, though…exponential beneficiary growth meets arithmetic portfolio growth; and add to that missteps that the guardians of the hoard might make and ‘getting to G10’ can seem a gargantuan task. This panel will show you all sides of this conundrum and give you actionable tasks to make your heirs better off.

Geraldine Hardy, SFO 
Jamie Biddle, Verdis Investment Management
Sean Driscoll, Fax Capital

Moderated by: James Burron, CAASA

12:15 pm

Lunch & Keynote

12:45 pm

Martin Lueck: Delivering non-correlated, liquid alpha for decades

Mr. Lueck may not be known to all – his forte is discovering and exploiting trading opportunities and longer-term price trends that can create value for his many investors. His experience stretches about 40 years and his namesake first big win (AHL Fund, wherein he is the ‘L’) along with his current company (Aspect Capital) continue to be beacons of performance and innovation for the industry. Plase join us in this perhaps once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear his story and how he has managed to provide returns for investors in all markets as well as create and build relatinonships with investors over the years.

Martin Lueck, Aspect Capital Limited
Nancy Bertand,
 Citi Private Bank, Canada

1:30 pm

How much Alpha is enough? How many yachts?

Family offices are unique: they are a compilation of the family members (usually the founder/G1 is the main driving force behind this, but more mature families have successive generations represented in the Investment Committee) and their professional (non-related) staff. Unlike more institutionalised roles, that of an SFO professional is usually more dependent on the preferences of the beneficiaries involved in the process vs the process itself. This can be liberating (only one politic to worry about) or not (overbearance). Then there are the expectations, which this panel will focus on. Both of our speakers work for an involved G1 and their progeny (to an extent) and other advisors/professionals – but the expectations of them are very different. This will be an interesting illustration of how families of the same vintage can differ!

Scott Morrison, Wealhouse Capital Management
Trevor Maunder, Peerage Capital

Moderated by: Jason Campbell, Eckler

2:00 pm

Total Portfolio Allocation

Every once in a while there is an epochal change in how things are done. One can observe an industry for years, piecing together many participants’ actions, before stepping back to see what the mosaic illustrates. The Total Portfolio Approach is one of those paradigm-changing (or shifting) mindsets. Institutional investors always seek additional alpha or risk-adjusted return, or (to be simple) ways to deliver value (e.g., retirement income) to their beneficiaries. The Maple Model is another example of this – but it is almost impossible to implement for smaller (<$10 billion) investors. The panel will explain the TPA and how it can be implemented by other investors to help them reach their lone-term goals.

Attendees are encouraged to read ahead prior to the event by perusing (or at least scanning) this CAIA paper on the topic [link].

Robert Wilson, Picton Mahoney Asset Management
Steven Novakovic, CAIA Association

Moderated by: Jeff Noble, BDO

 

2:30 pm

Table Talks

3:15 pm

Tete-a-Tete / Afternoon Refresher

This is everyone’s opportunity to meet – either as established via our conference meeting & messaging app or ad hoc

3:45 pm

Cross-Border Currents: The Evolving Canada-U.S. Relationship

In an increasingly interconnected and politically dynamic world, the relationship between Canada and the United States remains critical for families, businesses, and investors on both sides of the border. Greg Valliere, Chief U.S. Policy Strategist at AGF Investments, will provide a timely and insightful overview of the current state of Canada-U.S. relations, highlighting key political, economic, and policy developments. From trade agreements and energy policy to regulatory shifts and election cycles, Greg will decode what’s happening now — and what’s likely ahead — offering actionable intelligence for those navigating cross-border opportunities and risks.

Greg Valliere, AGF Investments

4:15 pm

MFO Round-Up

A popular panel each year, this year’s crop of MFO leaders will discuss their views on the global multi-family office scene; describe, compare, and contrast their client service offerings; and give prescient outlooks on investments and family governance trends. Enjoy!

Greg Nott, Northwood Family Office
François Ritchot, Sagana
Ralph Awrey, Stonehage Fleming

Moderated by: Jason Taylor, Climate Finance Advisors

5:00 pm

Reception

Open to all delegates.

7:00 pm

End of Family Office Summit 2025

Thank you!

Manager

Members of CAASA

Event Registration Closed

Service Provider

Members of CAASA

Event Registration Closed

Investor

Members of CAASA

Event Registration Closed

Investor

Non-members of CAASA

Event Registration Closed

Thank You to Our 2025 Gold Sponsors

Thank You to Our 2025 Silver Sponsors

Picton Mahoney PMAM

Thank You to Our 2025 Bronze Sponsor

Sofistic

CAASA Mentorship Info Session

Toronto Summer Social

Overview

Join fellow CAASA members and guests on The National Club Rooftop for industry discussion, peer to peer networking and a brief update on CAASA and our current initiatives.

We look forward to seeing you there!

When

  • January 28, 2019
  • 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm

Where

The National Club Rooftop
303 Bay St.
Toronto, ON

SPEAKERS

The Death of 60/40: Alternatives in 2022 and Beyond

Toronto Summer Social

Overview

The stalwart 60/40 (equities/bonds) portfolio has delivered over many periods over the last 40 years or so – as long as bond yields were declining and markets behaved ‘normally’.  The former has ended, as all have seen recently, and the latter has not proved true over the last few market cycles and crises.

Many investors and advisors have aligned their portfolios/books to include more alternatives: credit long/short, private lending, (private) real estate, hedge/alts strategies, liquid alternatives, and many other opportunities exist for various categories of investors – from true retail, accredited investors, family offices, etc. The key is: knowing how these options can work in a portfolio, their particular risks and rewards, and which market regimes work best for them.

When

  • November 29, 2022
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm EST

Where

The National Club Rooftop
303 Bay St.
Toronto, ON

Speakers

Agenda

5:00 PM – Registration
5:15 PM – Panel Begins
6:00 PM – Networking Reception with canapés & beverages

Members of CAASA

Registration Fee – $10.00

Event Registration Closed

Member – Investment Advisor

Complimentary Registration

Event Registration Closed

Non-Member of CAASA

Registration Fee – $20.00

Event Registration Closed

Non-Member – Investment Advisor

Complimentary Registration

Event Registration Closed

Event Sponsor

Venue Sponsor

Family Office Summit 2026

Family Office Summit 2026

Overview

We are back for our 8th edition – this time including our ever-popular SFO-exclusive sessions on April 28 afternoon + more streams for SFO family members and professionals to meet and discuss topics important to them (all within a cone of silence without the inclusion of anyone who is not with an SFO).

Of course we have a great line-up of speakers (at least 50% from SFOs) to speak to issues and trends important to families & Table Talks coordinated by our sponsors for a truly exciting opt-in experience for all.

 

When

Please note the timings and agenda are subject to change.

  • April 28, 2026
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm EST
  • April 29, 2026
  • 8:00 am – 6:00 pm EST

Where

Toronto Region Board of Trade
100 Queens Quay E, 3rd Floor, Toronto, ON M5E 1Y3

2024 Single Family Office Speakers

2024 Distinguished Speakers

2024 Agenda

Please note the timings and agenda are subject to change.

Day 1

  • April 9, 2024
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Day 2

  • April 10, 2023
  • 8:00 am – 6:00 pm

  • April 9, 2024
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Pre-day – PLEASE NOTE ATTENDEE TYPES

3:00 pm

Single Family Office Roundtable (Relatives Only)

Life as the principal of a family office can be exciting, inspirational, and busy, while at the same time worrisome, stressful, and draining.  We provide this (strictly!) family members only dinner as an opportunity to meet with your peers and share questions, concerns, solutions, and insights across the table. We have nominated three leaders/instigators to get things going and guarantee that all will find the evening illuminating and fun.

Capacity is limited to 20 SFO Relatives this year.

SFO Relatives Instigators (3 total):
Robert Montgomery, First Maximillian Associates
Craig D’Cruze, Inverted Ventures
Shael Soberano, Sharno Group

3:00 pm

Single Family Office Roundtables (Professionals Only)

Working in a single family office is not your typical investment management job – you gain the benefit of a sometimes extremely flat organizational structure and many find the spectrum of duties and tasks to be (very) intellectually stimulating. On the other hand, it can be isolating and difficult to keep up with the pace of work: each family has its own dynamic and cadence so we created this dinner where (strictly!) full time employees (not relatives) of SFOs can interact with their peers to get the most out of their roles.

This year we have a bumper crop of SFO Pros, so we will have 2 rooms of up to 20.

SFO Professionals Instigators (3 per room):
Drew Colaiezzi, McPike Global Family Office
Scott Morrison, Wealhouse Asset Management
Dan Riverso, Jesselton Capital Management
Tec Han, Vibrato Capital LLC
Prathna Ramesh, FutureSight

5:00 pm

General Welcome Reception

Everyone welcome to this time to meet.  Generally, sponsors and managers arrange private dinners after this time with select conference delegates – either via the messaging & meeting app or off-line.

7:00 pm

End of Pre-day

  • April 10, 2023
  • 8:00 am – 6:00 pm

Main Day

8:00 am

Registration & Breakfast

 

 

8:30 am

Operating Company vs. Portfolio Investments

Family offices come in two basic flavours: ones that continue to hold the operating company that founded it, and ones that are holding other, portfolio, investments subsequent to the sale. Each one has a distinct dynamic based on the legacy investment, relationships, and relationships to the legacy investment. This panel will discuss the pros and cons of having this ‘founding asset’ on the books throughout successive generations vs. a situation where the investment mix is that of a newer, usually more diversified sort.  It features three stages of this situation: a family office with its operating company, one transitioning to portfolio investments, and one that has done so for some time.  A truly singular experience for our audience!

Enzo Gabrielli, Horizon Capital Holdings
Scott Morrison, Wealhouse Capital Management
Ryan Perillo, KF Matheson Holdings

9:15 am

Three Shades of Staking GPs

There’s nothing like the focus afforded a new venture – plus the commensurate risk of ruin that might come to pass if the company is not run well or simply doesn’t achieve the scale required to continue as a going concern. As well, hitting one’s stride and capitalizing on hard work is paramount to leaping to the next stage. This panel will impart practical wisdom from three single family offices who invest in more start-up and emerging managers – great information for managers and investors alike.

Richard Heller, Cooper Family Office
Vishnu Amble, GreenBear Group LLC
Alison Maschmeyer, Pinnacle Investment Management

10:00 am

New Thinking About Commodities: Paths to profit

Inflation and the price of everything has been in the news a great deal for the last many month – or even decades! – as investors have taken note of how asset values can exceed even the most wild predictions. As well, price crashes occur from time to time in all assets; an inevitable consequence of over-valuation and a phenomenon not unique to today’s markets: prices have peaked and troughed for time immemorial. This panel will put forth tangible investment ideas that one can use to make the most of both manic and depressed markets as well as a frame of reference for knowing which phase one might be in.

Rahim Kassim-Lakha, Blue Sail Capital, Inc.
Eric
 Nuttall, Ninepoint Partners
Matt Zabloski, Delbrook Capital Advisors

10:30 am

1:1 meetings & Morning refresher

11:30 am

The Power of Quant: Harnessing data for returns

Hedge funds (aka alternative strategies) have, at their core, mathematical principals such as correlation (shorting reduces a portfolio’s correlation and many strategies have low correlations between each other and among their constituent managers) and optionality (either the trades or instruments employed can produce an advantageous payoff formula). With advances in computational power, many (perhaps all) managers are employing quantitative methods to source trades, model their behaviour in various markets, entering and exiting trades, monitoring risk, and enhancing their understanding of the markets overall. This panel will discuss all this and more!

Vincent Zhou, RedJay Asset Management
Harry Moore, Man AHL
Steve Shepherd, Capital Fund Management

12:00 pm

Emerging Markets as an Investment Destination

Prior to the turn of the century, emerging markets were the darling of investor portfolios – their potential was unmatched, access was becoming easier, and corporate governance seemed to be (finally) getting up to where investors expected.  The deluge of cash into these markets pushed them to stratospheric levels and the subsequent crashes in the late 1990s were the stuff of legend.  Investors, once (more) burned turned to TMT for their high-octane fix (with perhaps anticipated results).

Over the last couple of decades, the trends which had begun back then have taken hold in many countries – this provides opportunity to invest with the potential to make money for investors thanks to persistent inefficiencies in some markets that can continue to be exploited.  Learn about these benefits during this panel!

Stephanie Hickmott, Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Ltd.
Philippe Carpentier, Metori Capital Management
Aaron Stern, Converium Capital

12:30 pm

Lunch & Keynote: Being Direct (Speaking begins at 1:00)

Family offices have a multitude of investment opportunities via various vehicles and structures: funds, FoFs, direct, SMAs, and joint ventures to name a few.  This fireside will focus on direct investments and how one family office is managing their deal sourcing, transaction process, operational oversight and maintenance, and divesture of a number of situations over the years. Joined by a multi-family office with a dedicated Direct Investment Program, they will speak to how families make use of these types of programs and take a holistic look at managing one’s portfolio – along with constraints that may be present based on the family’s composition. (E.g., having less or more of a leaning toward direct investments and/or certain market sectors based on where they made their money or continue to have legacy assets and expertise.)

This is a rare glimpse at how these speakers make the most of directs and a great opportunity to add your question to the mix!

Nancy Bertrand, Citi Private Bank
Josh Roach, Meritage Group LLP

1:45 pm

Table Talks & first afternoon refresher

This session is aimed at providing all event attendees with the ability to join in genuine knowledge exchange and discussion in a small group setting.

Asset Management One Quantitative Strategies & Dynamic Tilting
WilshireAn introduction to Wilshire Alternatives Capabilities
iCapitalBringing World Class Alternative to Wealth Channels
HGC Investment ManagementM&A Opportunity Set and Outlook
Hazelview Investments The Real Estate Asset Class & Family Offices:
Navigating Structure, Access & Scale
MGG Investment GroupMGG Partnering w iCapital to Bring 1st US Non-
Sponsor Focused Private Debt Fund to Canadian Market
Trans-Canada CapitalCome and visit our table for a chat or an intro!

Choose from 2 x 30-minute round table discussions

2:45 pm

NowTalk – SFO Vignettes

The world of Family Offices is unique. Stonehage Fleming – the multi family office with over 150 years’ experience in supporting families all over the world – undertakes regular research with the families that it serves based on the theme ‘wealth strategies for intergenerational success’. They published their latest report in 2023 with the premise that families and wealth creators should focus on the stewardship of not only their financial capital, but also of their social, cultural and intellectual capital – the Four Pillars of Capital. In the firm’s experience, each pillar is equally important to the successful transition of wealth and reputation and the creation of an impactful legacy.

Priyanka Hindocha, Stonehage Fleming

3:15 pm

Afternoon Coffee Break

3:30 pm

MFO 2.0

Just as each SFO is unique, multi-family offices are each run with their own special emphasis on certain planning techniques, investment selections, and suite of overall services. This panel will showcase three prominent Canadian multi-family offices and get their takes on these areas as well as topical trends in the markets and their client base.

Greg Moore, Richter Family Office
Neil Nisker, Our Family Office
Stephen Harvey, Grayhawk Wealth

4:00 pm

Table Talks & second afternoon refresher

This session is aimed at providing all event attendees with the ability to join in genuine knowledge exchange and discussion in a small group setting.

Richter Family OfficeFamily Office Investment Trends
Waypoint Investment PartnersAsset-Backed Private Credit Solutions for
Canadian Families
BMO Global Asset Management Balancing Act: Navigating Liquidity and
Risk in the Era of Alternative Investments for Family Offices
AGF Capital PartnersPrivate Credit – Boom or Bust? Demystifying the
headlines as we discuss the next leg of opportunities and risks in private credit.
Ninepoint Partners LP Portfolio Diversification Through Alternatives
Amur CapitalReal Estate and Mortgage Market Analysis: Trends and
Emerging Opportunities
Kirkland Capital GroupPrivate Credit in Micro-Balance Commercial Real Estate

Choose from 2 x 30-minute round table discussions

5:00 pm

Closing reception

Open to all delegates.

7:00 pm

End of Family Office Summit 2024

Thank you!

Registration

End Investor means pensions, foundations/endowments, sovereign wealth funds, and single family offices. Intermediary investors means Multi-family offices, investment advsiors/dealers, wealth managers, and investment consulting companies and +1 means the first delegate is gratis but each additional delegate attracts a small charge. Manager and service provider delegates must be CAASA members in good standing and pay the requisite per person fee for their appropriate sub-category. Core service providers include prime brokers, fund administrators, and accounting and legal firms.

Member – Manager

Member of CAASA.

Event Registration Closed

Member – Service Provider & Others

Registrations closed

Event Registration Closed

Member – Investor

Member of CAASA.

Event Registration Closed

Non-Members – Investor

Non-members of CAASA

Event Registration Closed

Thank You to Our 2024 Gold Sponsors

Thank You to Our 2024 Silver Sponsors


Thank You to Our 2024 Bronze Sponsor

Muskoka Brewery Beer Tasting

Toronto Summer Social

Overview

Join fellow CAASA members and guests on The National Club Rooftop for industry discussion, peer to peer networking and a brief update on CAASA and our current initiatives.

We look forward to seeing you there!

When

  • July 10, 2019
  • 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

Where

The National Club Rooftop
303 Bay St.
Toronto, ON

SPEAKERS

PR: Beyond Pitchbooks

Toronto Summer Social

Overview

Join fellow CAASA members and guests on The National Club Rooftop for industry discussion, peer to peer networking and a brief update on CAASA and our current initiatives.

We look forward to seeing you there!

When

  • January 24, 2019
  • 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm

Where

The National Club Rooftop
303 Bay St.
Toronto, ON

SPEAKERS

What Investors Want

Toronto Summer Social

Overview

Join fellow CAASA members and guests on The National Club Rooftop for industry discussion, peer to peer networking and a brief update on CAASA and our current initiatives.

We look forward to seeing you there!

When

  • June 8, 2018
  • 8:00 am – 11:10 am

Where

The National Club Rooftop
303 Bay St.
Toronto, ON

SPEAKERS

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