Dear Prospective Reconvener,

How do you build the kind of relationships that can move your real estate career forward, in a world where social media is overflowing with AI slop?

You put yourself in the room (or, in this case, several different rooms) with high quality operators and passive investors trying to do the same thing.

That’s Reconvene, and here’s how we make it happen:

Reconvene begins early evening on Tuesday, October 6, with cocktails in Santa Monica. We’ll catch up with old friends and start making new ones. Then, we’ll send you and a small group of hand-curated companions out to dinner at one of LA’s best restaurants (on us, of course). Our goal is to put you with people you *should* know (based on the markets and asset classes that interest you).

The event continues the morning of Wednesday, October 7, with a menu of informal activities, including a run on the boardwalk, our (in)famous ocean plunge, and more. By this point, you’re hopefully into your second conversation with some of those new people and you’re starting to get to know each other a bit.

Next we do hand-curated, small group breakfasts on the beach.

After breakfast come the Breakouts: Small group conversations and presentations organized around specific topics of interest to the attendees.

Breakouts last throughout the day, with each attendee attending ~four of their choosing (including one where we’ll serve lunch). After the final round of Breakouts, we’ll have a late afternoon break so you can nap, catch up on emails, shower, etc.

Thursday morning, October 8, starts with excellent coffee and a light breakfast. Then, we’ll hear mainstage talks from three of the sharpest minds in real estate. All the talks will be entirely off-the-record, so that our speakers can go into considerably more detail about their businesses than is usually the case.

Finally, we’ll go outside for the now-famous Reconvene Taco Truck Lunch, where we’ll gorge ourselves on the food for which LA is justly famous (washed down with appropriately cold beer, for those who indulge).

And that’s a wrap on a few days of very intense conversations about real estate. If you’re like attendees from previous years, you’ll head home with a mind full of tactics and strategies to try out, a list of new contacts to call for advice, capital and more, and (pretty likely) some new friends.

Kind Regards,
Moses Kagan