A travelling investor briefing series that puts ASX‑listed management teams in a room with the investors, advisers and analysts who decide where capital goes. Short, substantive company presentations. A candid panel. Time to actually talk afterwards.
Short company overviews, then a panel of equity‑market commentators, audience Q&A and networking. Each edition is built around a theme rather than a sector, so the companies have something in common and the discussion goes somewhere.
It runs where the capital is: New York first, then Melbourne, with more to come.
Small enough that management are accessible, not on a stage. Curated so the room is who a listed company wants to meet: high net worth investors, family offices, fund managers, advisers and analysts.
The inaugural edition. Hansen Technologies, Cogstate and Alcidion, in front of US investors looking for AI exposure outside the mega-caps.
The series comes home. Cogstate, Alcidion and Netwealth, with an analyst panel from Bell Potter and Armchair Analyst.
Further editions are being planned. Register your interest and we will let you know where and when as each is confirmed.


Further editions are being planned. Register your interest and we will let you know where and when as each one is confirmed.
Every company overview from the Melbourne edition, in full. Ten minutes each, recorded on the night at 452 Flinders Street.
Guests arrive and are seated theatre-style. Numbers are deliberately kept small.
Ten minutes each from a CEO or senior executive. Enough to understand the business, short enough to hold the room.
Equity-market commentators put the questions an investor would ask, with management on the panel to answer them.
The floor opens. This is usually where the useful part happens.
Drinks and time for investors to speak with management directly, without a queue.
Attendance is complimentary and curated. Each edition is built for the investors and intermediaries a listed company wants in front of them.
Four ASX‑listed businesses have taken the stage across the first two editions, each operating in regulated, high‑trust markets where technology sits inside the workflow rather than alongside it. Each logo links through to that company's investor centre.
Melbourne and New York, 2026.














Whether you want a seat at the next edition or a slot on the stage, this is the place to start. We will come back to you as each edition is confirmed.
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