May 7, 2025

June 12, 2025 (Boston)

The Santangel’s Roundtable is a private, invitation-only conference. With a combination of group presentations and one-on-one discussions, the Roundtable brings together outstanding funds with leading endowments, family offices, institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals.

The majority of the allocators in attendance are senior decision makers and nearly half are from hard-to-reach family offices. Allocators range from single family offices to institutional endowments with more than $10 billion in assets. They are specifically interested in emerging managers.

With eight, 30-minute roundtable sessions, a networking lunch and a cocktail reception, managers will have the opportunity to meet a number of allocators throughout the day.

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What to Expect

The Roundtable was designed to provide an opportunity for emerging managers to meet like-minded  allocators in a private, intimate setting. As with all Santangel’s events, our focus is on facilitating meaningful discussion among high quality participants.

Over the course of one day, thirty-five to forty hedge funds will deliver formal presentations and engage in roundtable discussions. Also in attendance are around eighty allocators representing more than $400 billion in assets. The conference will also feature networking breaks, including a meet-and-greet breakfast, plated luncheon, and cocktail reception.

Throughout the day, you will meet with and present to a number of long term, value-focused allocators. Nearly half of the allocators are from hard to reach family offices, with the remainder consisting of mostly endowments, foundations and high net worth individuals.

The day begins with breakfast, followed by eight 30-minute meetings. In addition, there will be short idea presentations from four to six funds during the morning session.