Capitalize For Kids Investors Conference 2026

iConnections is proud to support Capitalize for Kids 2026, bringing together top investors in Toronto for two days of actionable insights and networking.
NOV. 18-19, 2026
Toronto

iConnections is proud to partner with Capitalize For Kids 2026, Canada’s premier investment conference uniting top institutional investors, asset managers, and family offices for two full days of insights, networking, and impact.

Hosted annually in Toronto, Capitalize For Kids 2026 will feature high-conviction investment ideas from leading global fund managers, alongside panel discussions and keynotes that explore pressing market themes and forward-looking strategies. The conference provides a platform for actionable ideas and strategic conversations that help shape investment decisions across asset classes.

More than just a premier industry event, Capitalize For Kids 2026 is built on a mission to drive meaningful change. All proceeds from the conference support Capitalize for Kids’ work to improve children’s mental health services in Canada. Since launching, the event has raised millions of dollars to help optimize care delivery and expand access to mental health support for young people in need.

This year’s event continues that legacy, bringing together the investment community not only to exchange ideas but to fuel long-term social impact. As a proud partner, iConnections is helping enhance the experience by supporting connectivity through our platform—making it easier for attendees to network, book meetings, and stay engaged throughout the event.

Whether you’re attending to gain unique market insights, build relationships with allocators and managers, or contribute to a powerful cause, Capitalize For Kids 2026 delivers a rare opportunity to engage on both a professional and philanthropic level.

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